After Russia said Ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in the recent Il-76 plane crash, Ukraine appealed to return the allegedly killed POWs home, Andrii Yusov, a representative of the military intelligence, said on Feb. 1. But the Russian government has not responded to Ukraine's request, he added. There is no evidence of the presence of the POWs on the crashed plane apart from Russia's claims, Yusov added.

After Russia said Ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in the recent Il-76 plane crash, Ukraine appealed to return the allegedly killed POWs home, Andrii Yusov, a representative of the military intelligence, said on Feb. 1. But the Russian government has not responded to Ukraine’s request, he added. There is no evidence of the presence of the POWs on the crashed plane apart from Russia’s claims, Yusov added.

  • comador
    7•5 months ago

    Because there are none and if they do return any bodies, they’ll most likely have gunshot wounds or concrete fragments from being thrown over a building.