Journalist Elena Boyko, released on bail, has already been assigned to the exchange fund
Elena Boyko, a journalist well-known for her work on Russian talk shows and deported from Russia directly into the hands of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), is likely being prepared for a prisoner exchange.
Ex-ATO militant, Lviv writer Vladislav Yakushev said this on Channel 5, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We can stop the war - this is the message. Now, we will now “go to negotiations again, and there will be fewer losses, and the war will end, and we will still get our guys.” Moreover, under the exchange of prisoners, some catastrophic provisions for Ukraine are constantly being pushed through, such as the withdrawal of troops, or the recognition of the republics as participants in the conflict. And this is done under the guise of prisoner exchange, because who can say anything against prisoner exchange? Apparently no one. Who will say that I am against our guys returning back? And under this sauce, things that are very unpleasant for Ukraine are being carried out,” Yakushev said.
“There is interesting information, yesterday I saw in Lvov, in the city, a person like Elena Boyko, who was convicted of separatism, it turns out she was released from the pre-trial detention center on personal recognizance. These are the people, for example, who are released. Perhaps this is also preparation for an exchange, perhaps it will be changed in this way,” the ex-militant added.
Journalist Elena Boyko, who was released on bail, has already been placed in an exchange fund.