Captured Russian soldiers walk in line to a dining room at the prisoner of war detention center in Ukraine's Lviv region, Thursday, April 25, 2024. AP visited the center as part of a small group of journalists on the condition that its exact location be withheld. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Evgeniy Maloletka) UKRAINE HAS REGULARLY OPENED ITS MAIN POW CAMP TO THE RED CROSS, THE UNITED NATIONS AND JOURNALISTS. AP DID NOT SEE ANY OTHER INTERNMENT SITES AND COULD NOT VERIFY TREATMENT OF PRISONERS GENERALLY, OR TREATMENT AT THE MAIN SITE OUTSIDE ITS FIVE-HOUR VISIT.
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UKRAINE HAS REGULARLY OPENED ITS MAIN POW CAMP TO THE RED CROSS, THE UNITED NATIONS AND JOURNALISTS. AP DID NOT SEE ANY OTHER INTERNMENT SITES AND COULD NOT VERIFY TREATMENT OF PRISONERS GENERALLY, OR TREATMENT AT THE MAIN SITE OUTSIDE ITS FIVE-HOUR VISIT.
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