It became known how many bodies of Ukrainian soldiers were taken from the enemy


It is very difficult to negotiate with Russia on the return of the bodies of the dead.
To date, the bodies of 541 dead Ukrainian defenders have been delivered to the territory controlled by Ukraine. This was stated by the Commissioner for Missing Persons under Special Circumstances Oleg Kotenko.
He pointed out that the international organization Red Cross contributed to the return of the bodies of the military. It was its representatives who took over the communication with the Russian side.
It is difficult to negotiate with the aggressor, but we have already managed to return 541 dead defenders,” Kotenko said.
He added that 428 bodies of Ukrainian defenders were delivered from Mariupol, of which more than 300 dead were defenders of Azovstal.
We return the dead from Donetsk, Zaporozhye, Kherson, Kharkov, Luhansk directions - from everywhere, - Kotenko noted.
Recall that information about prisoners of war can be found using the Telegram chat bot (@nib_uncp_bot <@nib_uncp_bot>). It was created by the National Information Bureau together with the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense. The chatbot needs to provide the necessary personal information and tell the name of the person whose fate you are trying to find out.
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