Kremlin's Stern Message: Exchanged Prisoners Called 'Enemies'

The Kremlin addressed a recent prisoner exchange with the West, stating it hoped those who were released from Russian jails and labeled as 'enemies' would not return. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov expressed his views, emphasizing a clear distinction between enemies and non-enemies.

Kremlin's Stern Message: Exchanged Prisoners Called 'Enemies'
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The Kremlin, addressing a recent prisoner exchange with the West on Thursday, declared its hope that those released from Russian jails, labeled as 'enemies,' would not return, as reported by the state-run TASS news agency.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov was quoted by TASS, stating he intended to provide further comments later on Thursday.

'I believe that all our enemies should stay there (abroad), and all those who are not our enemies should return. That's my point of view,' TASS cited Peskov as saying.

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