Protests in Ukraine, particularly in Kyiv, reflect public frustration over the government's lack of clarity about missing individuals and POWs detained by Russia. Demonstrators demand the release of Ukrainian fighters from Mariupol who have been in captivity since Spring 2022. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy highlighted these concerns during a recent meeting with US President Donald Trump, showcasing the shocking conditions of detained soldiers. While there have been POW exchanges, estimates show that more than 8,000 are currently held, with nearly 37,000 Ukrainians reported missing, complicating efforts to ascertain the true figures.
Protests in Ukraine arise from frustration over unclear communication about missing relatives and the plight of prisoners of war held in Russia.
Demonstrations across Ukrainian cities call attention to the over 8,000 POWs detained by Russia, especially captured Ukrainian fighters from Mariupol.
Ukrainian officials estimate around 37,000 individuals, including combatants and civilians, are missing, with challenges in determining the accurate figure.
President Zelenskyy highlighted the devastating conditions of captured Ukrainian soldiers during his meeting with US President Trump.
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