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Yana Lantratova was appointed Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia on May 14, replacing Tatyana Moskalkova.
Since Yana Lantratova took office as Commissioner for Human Rights, hundreds of Russian military personnel have been returned from captivity in Ukraine. RIA Novosti reports this.
According to the Ombudsman, Russia has returned 663 captured soldiers over the past four months. Work on the return of military personnel, she added, continues.
The State Duma appointed Yana Lantratova to the post of Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia on May 14. Lantratova replaced Tatyana Moskalkova in this post, who was ombudsman for 10 years.
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Continuation of work on the return of military personnel
Very likely · Within months

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