Majority of remains believed to be Ukrainian POWs killed in IL-76 crash match relatives' DNA

I'm not saying this, but I'm assuming. In order to conceal the cause of death, you need to keep the body in inappropriate conditions for as long as possible. Any forensic expert will tell you that. We're trying to convince the other side to hand it over. After that, we'll be able to say something [about the time and cause of her death – ed.], now we are only making assumptions,

Okhrimenko said

After a lengthy dialogue last autumn, we received a response from the Russians indicating they seemed ready to hand her over. However, they postponed the date of her release several times. During that period, there were multiple exchanges. On 24 August, we brought back our conscripts from Russia. There were two consecutive exchanges on 13 and 14 September, one of which included civilians. For some reason, the Russian side did not agree to hand her over on that day,

he noted

Everyone who I cared about was all the same in the vicinity,

Ms Checheta says

Those are my spoons and cutlery and I am not going anywhere,

one elderly civilian recently told him

If we were discussing this topic a few months ago, most internally displaced people (IDP) would have been coming from the Donetsk region, from Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad (the neighbouring city),

he says

I cannot possibly convey to you the amount of grief Russia has caused my family,

she says

If Ukraine were to regain control, we would go back,

she says

I’m used to seeing crying women,

he says

As long as I was working in Pokrovsk, I was saying someone's going to die,

he said