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    Ukraine repatriates another 1,200 soldiers' bodies from Russia

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    Posted on June 13, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Ukraine has repatriated 1,200 soldiers' bodies from Russia, part of ongoing exchanges of prisoners and the deceased amid the conflict.

    Ukraine Receives 1,200 Soldiers' Bodies in Ongoing Repatriation Efforts

    KYIV (Reuters) -Ukraine said on Friday it had received the bodies of 1,200 Ukrainian soldiers killed in the war with Russia as part of agreements to exchange both prisoners of war and the dead.

    "According to the Russian side, the bodies belong to Ukrainian citizens, including military personnel," the prisoner exchange coordination committee said on Telegram, adding that experts will conduct identification tests.

    The committee released pictures of people in white protective suits with a logo of the International Committee of the Red Cross at an undisclosed location, standing and walking near railway carriages.

    Earlier this week, Ukraine repatriated another 1,212 bodies of its servicemen killed in the war, which began with Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022.

    Kyiv and Moscow have agreed to each hand over as many as 6,000 bodies and to exchange sick and heavily wounded prisoners of war and those aged under 25.

    Ukraine and Russia have conducted three exchanges of POWs this week but not disclosed exact numbers.

    (Reporting by Olena Harmash; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Ukraine has received 1,200 soldiers' bodies from Russia.
    • •The repatriation is part of a prisoner and deceased exchange agreement.
    • •Identification tests will be conducted on the bodies.
    • •Ukraine and Russia have agreed to exchange up to 6,000 bodies.
    • •Three POW exchanges occurred this week, numbers undisclosed.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Ukraine repatriates another 1,200 soldiers' bodies from Russia

    1How many soldiers' bodies did Ukraine repatriate?

    Ukraine repatriated the bodies of 1,200 soldiers killed in the war with Russia.

    2What agreements were made regarding the exchange?

    Kyiv and Moscow have agreed to exchange as many as 6,000 bodies, along with sick and heavily wounded prisoners of war.

    3What organization was involved in the repatriation process?

    The International Committee of the Red Cross was present during the repatriation, as indicated by the protective suits worn by the experts.

    4When did the war between Ukraine and Russia begin?

    The war began with Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

    5Have there been recent exchanges of prisoners of war?

    Yes, Ukraine and Russia conducted three exchanges of prisoners of war this week, although the exact numbers were not disclosed.

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