By Felix Hoske KYIV (Reuters) – Alina Panina, a Ukrainian prisoner of war freed last week, recalls women fainting from hunger as they took the 15 minutes of permitted daily exercise during their months-long detention by Russian forces. Panina, 25, was one of 218 detainees, nearly half of them women, freed on Oct. 17 in one of the biggest prisoner swaps since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24. “Some of us would faint because we didn’t have enough to eat … The sugar level, the glucose, fell because there was not enough food,” she told Reuters, adding that some 27 women had been forced to share…