Captivated by the militia of the Donetsk national Republic Lieutenant Colonel of armed forces of Ukraine Oleg Kuzminykh released, say Ukrainian media referring to the sources. "the data also confirmed the volunteer Viktor Maystrenko, which deals with the release of Ukrainian prisoners of war. He said, besides, that was bound to be a lot of ", - is informed in the report of the publication " LigaBusinessInform ". remember, January 22 captured by Donetsk militia of the people's Republic of Lieutenant Colonel Oleg Kuzminykh was brought to the area of the shelling of a public transport stop in Donetsk. It was claimed that Kuzminykh was taken to the area of the tragedy, to show them who they are fighting. The battle for the Donetsk airport was conducted from may last year To January this. The most intense they became after the signing of the peace accords in September. Over the following months, the airport was the scene of the most intense fighting. In mid-January, the militia launched an operation to liberate the airport, which successfully came to an end in a few days. Remember also, 19 may volunteer Viktor Maystrenko reported that the self-proclaimed militia Donetsk national Republic was released on the route Mariupol-Donetsk, Ukraine 2 Ukrainian military. On 9 may, the leader of the Donetsk national Republic Alexander Zakharchenko said that the soldiers of the militia was released 2 arrested in April Residents of the United States relating to the CIA. Prior to this it was stated that the DNR decided not to transfer prisoners to Kiev in the hands of individual and 7 Ukrainian POWs that are At a given time in Donetsk people's Republic, will be handed over to Kiev only during the next exchange. According to the Ombudsman's office of the DNI, the people's Republic handed over all prisoners of war to Kiev in early April, and the response from him Until now no. Military continues to delay the process of transfer of the captives, said Daria Morozova at the end of April. According to her, currently captured about 400 militia and more than 2, 5 thousand civilians, arrested on trumped up charges.