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Russia & Ukraine Initiate Transfer of Fallen Soldiers' Bodies Under Istanbul Agreements
Russia & Ukraine Initiate Transfer of Fallen Soldiers' Bodies Under Istanbul Agreements
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The transfer of bodies of dead soldiers between Russia and Ukraine has begun in accordance with the Istanbul agreements, presidential aide and Russian top... 11.06.2025, Sputnik Africa
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The transfer of bodies of dead soldiers between Russia and Ukraine has begun in accordance with the Istanbul agreements, presidential aide and Russian top negotiator Vladimir Medinsky announced.A total of 1,212 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers have been transferred to Kiev, 27 dead soldiers have been returned to Russia, Moscow's top negotiator at the Istanbul talks said.The exchange of severely wounded prisoners will begin tomorrow, specified Medinsky.
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Russia & Ukraine Initiate Transfer of Fallen Soldiers' Bodies Under Istanbul Agreements
13:25 11.06.2025 (Updated: 13:33 11.06.2025) The transfer of bodies of dead soldiers between Russia and Ukraine has begun in accordance with the Istanbul agreements, presidential aide and Russian top negotiator Vladimir Medinsky announced.
A total of 1,212 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers have been transferred to Kiev, 27 dead soldiers have been returned to Russia, Moscow's top negotiator at the Istanbul talks said.
The exchange of severely wounded prisoners will begin tomorrow, specified Medinsky.
