The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, together with the Security Service of Ukraine and the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War, launched a joint state project ‘Hochu k Svoim’ (I Want to Join My Kind).

The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine reported on this.

This project aims to facilitate the return of Ukrainians from Russian captivity in exchange for traitors who are currently sentenced to long terms.

According to Andrii Yusov, a representative of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, the project is primarily aimed at publishing information about convicted Russian agents and traitors.

These individuals were convicted of collaborating with or assisting the Russian invasion forces in the war against Ukraine.

All information about them will be published on the website of the ‘Hochu k Svoim’ project (I Want to Join My Kind), where the “consent to exchange” option will be available.

This means that the traitor has agreed to be exchanged in the future for a Ukrainian who is in Russian captivity.

The site also has additional functionality that will allow Ukrainian citizens to stop forced cooperation with Russia or to inform the relevant authorities about a person who is collaborating with the enemy.

The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine calls on all interested citizens of Ukraine to actively engage in cooperation with the project.

Militarnyi previously reported that a new camp for prisoners of war will be opened in Ukraine due to the increase in the number of Russian invaders who are captured.

The new camp will be set up on the premises of the Mohyliv-Podilskyi corrective colony in the Vinnytsia region.