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Ukraine Receives More than 1,200 Fallen Soldiers’ Bodies From Russia
- On June 11, Ukraine received 1,212 bodies of its fallen soldiers repatriated from Russia under an agreement involving the exchange of prisoners and deceased personnel at the border.
- This repatriation followed peace talks in Istanbul earlier in June that arranged for the exchange of prisoners and bodies, despite previous postponements and disputes between the sides.
- The returned soldiers died in combat across multiple regions, including Donetsk, Kharkiv, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Russia’s Kursk region, while Russia received 27 bodies in return.
- Medinsky confirmed the handover and said the bodies were in refrigerated trucks since Saturday, while Ukraine’s experts pledged to identify the deceased promptly.
- This exchange reflects ongoing, limited cooperation amid escalating hostilities and failed ceasefire talks, with both sides continuing prisoner swaps and demanding political concessions.
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Ukraine repatriates more bodies of fallen soldiers in line with an agreement with Russia
Ukrainian officials say Ukraine has repatriated another 1,200 bodies in line with an agreement reached during peace talks in Istanbul between Russian and Ukrainian delegations. Ukraine’s Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War said in a statement Friday…
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