Kedutaan Besar Federasi Rusia di Republik Indonesia

💬 Russia's High Commissioner for Human Rights Yana Lantratova: Together with the Russian Defence Ministry and the relevant agencies, we regularly provide the Ukrainian side with lists of our citizens who are expected back home. ❌ Unfortunately, Kiev often rejects the proposals we put forward – it does not want to take back all of its own people and, most importantly, is in no hurry to return ours. That is precisely what has happened once again. It is necessary to set the record straight on a situation the Ukrainian authorities are trying to distort. The Ukrainian side has published lists of our people from the LPR, DPR and Republic of Crimea who have been held captive since 2014 and 2022, claiming that “Moscow refuses to include them in exchange lists”. I believe it is necessary to give a clear and principled assessment of the situation. For our part, we are ready for an exchange. In the past month alone, we proposed three different lists – including ordinary soldiers and individuals convicted in Russia under various criminal statutes. But Ukraine refuses to take back its own citizens. We have already agreed on a list of 224 people. These are Ukrainian nationals convicted of various crimes committed on our territory. We are ready to exchange them as early as tomorrow morning, with one goal in mind – to bring OUR people home – those from the DPR, LPR and Crimea who have been waiting to return since 2014 and 2022. But Ukraine refuses to take the mentioned 224 people. It needs PR, not people’s lives. 👉 The Ukrainian authorities, which refuse to take back their own convicted citizens, in reality treat them as expendable. They are the ones feeding them false hope through video appeals while refusing to approve an exchange. We are ready for a wide range of exchange formats. Our goal is to secure the release of our people held captive. We are publishing the list of Ukrainian citizens whom we are ready to exchange for ours. 📄 List of 224 Ukrainian citizens proposed by Russia for exchange

☢️ Zaporozhskaya Nuclear Power Plant (#ZNPP): On August 11, three people were injured in a Ukrainian drone attack in Energodar’s industrial area. Two of them are employees of the electrical grid workshop at the Zaporozhskaya NPP (part of Rosatom). The employees were en route to restore power to facilities in the industrial area damaged in previous AFU attacks. ZNPP electrical grid personnel work every day to restore power to Energodar and industrial facilities following Ukrainian strikes. Often working under the threat of renewed attacks, they make every effort to promptly restore electricity to damaged areas. It was these very people – on their way to restore power supplies – who were targeted. All those injured were taken to Medical Unit No. 145, where they are receiving all necessary medical care. Unfortunately, one of them is in serious condition. ❗️ The AFU deliberately put Zaporozhskaya NPP personnel at risk as they carry out work vital to the city. They repair damaged infrastructure and maintain power supplies to social and industrial facilities – doing so every day despite the constant threat of attack. The plant’s personnel continue to perform their professional duties, ensuring the safety and uninterrupted functioning of Energodar.

📖 Informational Brochure on the Programme for Supporting National Literatures of the Peoples of Russia The Programme has been implemented since 2016 under the auspices of the Organizing Committee for the Support of Literature, Book Publishing and Reading in the Russian Federation. 🇷🇺 Its goals are to make contemporary national literatures accessible to a broad readership united by the multinational Russian culture and the Russian language and to encourage the development of the Russian language as a language of interethnic and intercultural communication. Within the framework of the Programme: • unique multilingual anthologies of the Contemporary Literature of the Peoples of Russia series have been published; • translations of works from more than 50 national languages have been prepared; • the Portal of National Literatures of the Peoples of Russia has been created; • festivals, translators’ forums, seminars, and presentations are held. In 2020, the project for publishing the anthologies was awarded the Prize of the President of the Russian Federation for its contribution to strengthening the unity of the Russian nation.