Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets said that the UN is not responding to requests from the Ukrainian side regarding the explosion in the Yelenovskaya colony.
Human rights ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets said on the air of the telethon that the Russians had agreed to return the bodies of the POWs killed in the Yelenovka explosion, but “upon completion of the investigation.”
“We received a signal that they were ready to return the bodies of our heroes, but the words were that” at the completion of the investigation. “We have not yet received an answer to clarify how much time is required for the investigation, but we are waiting,” said Lubinets.
The Ombudsman noted that Russia, as of August 1, has not yet granted access to representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross to the site of the execution of Ukrainian prisoners, despite the Russian side’s statements about the alleged’ y providing access to representatives of the ICRC and the UN monitoring mission.
The Ombudsman also stated that the UN is not responding to requests from the Ukrainian side regarding the explosion in the Yelenovskaya colony.
“We have communication with the ICRC, the situation is worse with the UN. I send letters, requests. I did it on the first day immediately after the tragedy. I myself did not receive any signal, even unofficially. I could confirm it publicly,” he said.
Remember, on Friday, July 29, “DNR” said that 47 people died, 75 were injured, including eight guards, during the shelling of the colony in Yelenovka.
It was previously reported that the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation posted a message on its Telegram channel inviting representatives of the UN and the ICRC to investigate the tragedy that occurred in Yelenovka. At the same time, when employees of the organization want to visit the place of events, they are not allowed.
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Source: korrespondent
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