UAE mediates exchange of 350 war captives between Russia, Ukraine

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One of the greatest diplomatic successes of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) lies in the successful mediation of the exchange of 350 prisoners of war between Russia and Ukraine. The swap completed on Wednesday saw 175 Ukrainian captives and 175 Russian captives return to their respective countries.

Another Humanitarian Initiative

This recent exchange is part of a grandeur mediation process by the UAE, which has perhaps now allowed the release of a total of 3,233 prisoners since it started mediation. This shows the growing role of the UAE as a trusted party in peace-making processes in international conflicts, especially in the Russia-Ukraine conflict that has been raging since February 2022.

The UAE’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs thanked both nations for facilitating the exchange. The Ministry emphasized that the UAE remains committed to humanitarian assistance, including refugee and captive welfare efforts affected by the war.

A Trusted Mediator in the Global Arena

That event was the 13th successful exchange of prisoners carried out by Abu Dhabi since 2024 and  strengthened the UAE’s standing as a leading diplomatic presence in international peace efforts. It reaffirmed its commitment to further dialogue and the peaceful resolution of issues regarding Eastern Europe.

As a neutral intermediary, the UAE’s ongoing display of humanitarian diplomacy and goodwill toward august and violent countries has earned recognition in facilitating cooperation among such states.

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