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Kyiv rejects Russia's claims that Ukraine is delaying exchange of soldiers' bodies
- Russia and Ukraine disagreed over a planned swap of 6,000 bodies of soldiers after talks in Istanbul on Monday.
- Russia accused Ukraine of last-minute delay and indefinite postponement, while Ukraine rejected these claims as manipulations.
- The initial group of 1,212 Ukrainian soldiers' bodies was transported by Russia to the designated border exchange location, while Moscow awaited formal approval from Kyiv.
- Russian forces also advanced into Ukraine's Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions, and regional attacks caused at least six deaths and multiple injuries.
- The stalled exchange and ongoing combat reflect continued conflict, with unclear timelines for prisoner swaps and body repatriations.
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Kiev has suddenly backed down from accepting the remains of prisoners of war and fallen soldiers. Diplomatic games and dark accusations are taking place in the background, while the public is asking more and more questions.
Ukraine SitRep - Pete Blaber - Dishonoring The Dead 6/10/25 - Armed Forces Press
Cohosts L Todd Wood and former special operations commander Pete Blaber talk about Ukraine refusing to repatriate her dead. The post Ukraine SitRep - Pete Blaber - Dishonoring The Dead 6/10/25 appeared first on Armed Forces Press.
Medinsky explained why Kiev refuses its dead soldiers: EADaily
EADaily, June 9th, 2025. The Ukrainian side refuses to accept the bodies of the dead soldiers because it is difficult for it to admit losses of this magnitude, said the head of the Russian delegation at the talks with Ukraine. According to him, the money for compensation to the families of the victims has already been spent.
Why the Ukraine regime doesn't want to accept dead soldiers and wounded POWs
Ukraine has disrupted prisoner exchange and handover of 6,000 Ukrainian fallen soldiers' bodies. What's the reason? Total Disregard for Human Life "Kiev's disregard for their own fighters has been evident throughout the special military operation," Russian military analyst Viktor Litovkin tells Sputnik. "They don't retrieve the dead from the battlefield. They don't evacuate the wounded." Total Lack of Negotiating Capacity It also shows Ukraine's…
‘A dirty political and propaganda game’ Russia displays body bags containing remains of Ukrainian soldiers to journalists after swap falls through
After a planned prisoner swap failed to take place on Saturday, Russia sent hundreds of bodies to the exchange site and claimed that Ukraine was the one refusing to follow through. Kyiv dismissed the move as a stunt, saying no date for the repatriation had been agreed upon and accusing Moscow of playing “dirty games.” Ukrainian media outlets have described the episode as part of a broader information campaign, with the Russian side trying to sugg
Moscow announces the advance and accuses enemies of delaying the exchange of the bodies of the soldiers killed by showing a truck loaded with corpses
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