As part of the prisoner exchange, Ukraine handed over to Russia a 21-year-old student from Chuvashia who crossed the border to participate in hostilities in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This was reported by the telegram channel Readovka.
According to him, the guy returned to the country as part of the exchange of prisoners of war according to the formula "1000 to 1000" in May of this year.
"A frail and withdrawn student of the Chuvash journalism faculty was fond of nationalist views and paganism, dreaming of an "independent Chuvashia." At the beginning of 2024, he crossed the border in the Belgorod region and joined the ranks of the "Siberian Battalion" of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. True, he did not have a single combat exit during his service," writes TK.
The Russian did not attend the exercises and skipped training, claiming ill health. Over the past seven months on the territory of Ukraine, a resident of Cheboksary has not signed a contract to serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
"As a result, the command threw him into a migration prison for "illegally crossing the border. Ultimately, the Ukrainian migration service "leaked" the unfinished Chuvash politician and extradited him to Russia. The authorities of the square identified Alexei as a "civilian" and included him in the list of prisoners of war returned to the Russian Federation," explains Readovka.
A small-minded student was detained upon arrival in Russia. A criminal case has been initiated and is being investigated against him.

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