Russia and Ukraine have agreed to conduct another round of prisoner-of-war exchanges, including both military personnel and civilians, according to reports from TASS and statements by Russian negotiator Vladimir Medinsky. Medinsky noted that a second exchange involving the return of 1,200 soldiers' bodies has been completed, and an additional prisoner swap has been agreed upon. He also mentioned that not all civilians from Russia's Kursk region have been returned, with some still in Ukraine potentially to be exchanged for Ukrainian soldiers. These developments followed brief peace talks held in Turkey, where both sides reached an agreement on the new prisoner exchange. While the prisoner swap has been confirmed, a planned meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski remains uncertain.