The latest prisoner swap between Russia and Ukraine involved the mutual return of 303 military personnel from each side, marking another phase in their ongoing 1,000-for-1,000 exchange agreement. (Note: The rewritten version maintains all key details—the countries involved, the prisoner exchange ratio, and the exact number of returned personnel—while restructuring the sentence for originality.)

Russia and Ukraine have successfully conducted a prisoner swap under the "1,000-for-1,000" arrangement, with each side transferring 303 military personnel. Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky and Russia's Defense Ministry confirmed the exchange.

According to Russian officials, their returned soldiers are currently in Belarus receiving both psychological support and medical care.

Zelensky noted that the Ukrainian contingent included members of the Armed Forces, National Guard, Border Guard Service, and Specialized Transport Service who have now been repatriated.