<p>Russia and Ukraine carried out the latest in series of prisoner of war exchanges on Saturday, with both sides returning around 50 people, officials in Moscow and Kyiv said.</p>.<p>Ukraine's military intelligence directorate reported the return of 52 detainees, among them soldiers, sailors, border guards, national guard members and doctors.</p>.<p>Further exchanges were being worked on, it said, but did not give details.</p>.<p>Russia's defence ministry said Ukraine handed over 50 prisoners of war after talks.</p>.<p>Earlier on Saturday, Denis Pushilin, the Moscow-backed head of the Donetsk region - one of four regions of Ukraine that Russia unilaterally proclaimed as its territory last month - also said a prisoner swap with Ukraine was taking place.</p>.<p>He said 50 people from each side were being exchanged.</p>
<p>Russia and Ukraine carried out the latest in series of prisoner of war exchanges on Saturday, with both sides returning around 50 people, officials in Moscow and Kyiv said.</p>.<p>Ukraine's military intelligence directorate reported the return of 52 detainees, among them soldiers, sailors, border guards, national guard members and doctors.</p>.<p>Further exchanges were being worked on, it said, but did not give details.</p>.<p>Russia's defence ministry said Ukraine handed over 50 prisoners of war after talks.</p>.<p>Earlier on Saturday, Denis Pushilin, the Moscow-backed head of the Donetsk region - one of four regions of Ukraine that Russia unilaterally proclaimed as its territory last month - also said a prisoner swap with Ukraine was taking place.</p>.<p>He said 50 people from each side were being exchanged.</p>