In June, the Ombudsman's office, in collaboration with the Ministry…
In June, the Ombudsman's office, in collaboration with the Ministry of Defense, was able to determine the fate of 91 soldiers who went missing in the special military operation zone.
Consensus
- The Russian ombudsman's office collaborated with the Ministry of Defense in June to establish the fate of 91 missing soldiers from the special military operation.
- The ombudsman's office received over 9,500 appeals related to the special military operation.
- In June, 342 appeals led to positive outcomes regarding medical care, social benefits, and document processing.
- A prisoner exchange involving Russia and Ukraine returned 550 Russian servicemen to Russia.
- The '5 on 5' humanitarian exchange reunited three families.
- The ombudsman's office reported cooperation with the International Committee of the Red Cross in locating over 1,700 Russian citizens held in Ukraine.
Points of divergence
- A '7 on 7' exchange allowed all residents of Kursk Oblast to return home. — vm
- The UN human rights commissioner, Volker Türk, stated that Ukraine must immediately stop torturing Russian servicemen. — vm
- Russia handed over 20,354 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers to Kyiv last year and received back 627 dead Russian soldiers. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Lantratova: In June, we determined the fate of 91 Russian military servicemen — Вечерняя Москва
- Lantratova speaks about determining the fate of missing SVO soldiers — Коммерсантъ