June 21, 2025
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The return of bodies to Ukraine from the Russian Federation will continue in a new format without attachment to negotiations – Yusov

The return of the bodies of the dead to Ukraine will continue in a new format that will not be tied to the negotiations of delegations in Istanbul. Source: GUR Andriy Yusov representative in Telemarhon Direct Language: “As for repatriation within the framework of agreements in Istanbul, Ukraine received 6000 dead from the state-aggressor state, according to Russians, citizens of Ukraine, including defenders.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua

The return of the bodies of the dead to Ukraine will continue in a new format that will not be tied to the negotiations of delegations in Istanbul.

Source: Gur Andriy Yusov’s representative in Telelorphone

Straight language: “As for repatriation within the framework of the agreements in Istanbul, Ukraine received 6000 dead from the state-aggressor of the body, according to Russians, citizens of Ukraine, including defenders. The process of identification and verification is further, the Ministry of Internal Affairs commented on this in detail, that is, work in this direction.

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Repatriation measures will already continue in another mode, regardless of the implementation of the arrangements in Istanbul. ”

That preceded:

On June 15, the stage of repatriation measures, which envisaged the use of the railway, will end with the use of vehicles.

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