The Russian Federation of the country of the aggressor transferred their military bodies to Ukraine.
During the repatriation of bodies between Ukraine and the Russian Federation, the latter transfers the bodies and dead Russian soldiers. There are names, including the body No. 192/25. Its belonging to the enemy army is indicated by the form of sample of the Armed Forces of Russia, the passport of the Russian Federation, military ID, a certificate of military personnel No. 1252, extracts from the Order of the Commander of the Commander of the B/H No. 52 of December 26, 2023 and token with the inscription “The Sun Russia MT-146004”. On June 19, the head of the Ministry of the Interior, Igor Klimenko, announced this on Telegram.
It turned out that the body of Alexander Bugaeva, the 1st battalion of the 39th separate guards of the motorized rifle brigade of Russia.
Cynicism without restrictions: Russia turns the repatriation of the bodies of the dead into a manipulation and pressure tool. The enemy deliberately complicates the identification of the United States, generates chaos, mixes the bodies of the Russian military with the bodies of Ukrainians. Yes, we have facts. We have the names of these unnecessary “family” soldiers and officers, ”Klimenko said.
The minister added that Ukraine returns the bodies of the Russian military back to the country of the aggressor.
We recall that on June 16 the repatriation part of the Istanbul agreement was completed – on that day another 1 thousand 245 bodies of the dead were returned to Ukraine. In total, the country of the aggressor translated 6 thousand 60 bodies.
The Minister of Internal Affairs Igor Klimenko said that the complete identification of about 6,000 bodies of dead defenders who were transferred to the Russian side could take at least 13-14 months. This is the minimum term for determining all the organs received by Ukraine of the victims.
Source: Racurs
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