Moskalkova stated that Russia is ready to hand over 115 Ukrainian citizens

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•Tatyana Moskalkova, Russian human rights commissioner, stated that Russia is ready to hand over 115 Ukrainian citizens.
•Moskalkova provided Kyiv with a list of the Ukrainian citizens Russia is prepared to return.

What Could Happen If...

▸If the handover of the 115 Ukrainian citizens proceeds smoothly then diplomatic relations between Russia and Ukraine could experience a temporary easing, potentially facilitating further negotiations.

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If the announcement leads to improved Russia-Ukraine relations, the Russian ruble could experience volatility due to changing geopolitical risk perceptions.

This is not investment advice. Market exposure is based on conditional event analysis.

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🌍Luhansk People's Republic 🌍Russian Federation

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🏛Government of Russia 🏛Government of Ukraine

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👤Tatyana Moskalkova(Russian human rights commissioner)

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RURBC (RU)Москалькова заявила, что Россия готова передать 115 граждан Украины RUKommersant (RU)Москалькова передала Киеву список украинцев, которых Россия готова вернуть

On February 17, 2026, Russian human rights commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova announced that Russia is prepared to transfer 115 Ukrainian citizens back to Kyiv. Moskalkova provided the Ukrainian authorities with a list of these individuals, signaling a potential step in bilateral negotiations or humanitarian exchanges amid ongoing tensions. This development may impact diplomatic relations between Russia and Ukraine, as well as influence public perception and international responses to the conflict. The handover could also affect the status of detainees and prisoners held by both sides.