The secretary of the Ukrainian *** and the State Defense Council said that Ukraine does not have enough information to say that there are Ukrainian prisoners of war in the cabin of the IL-76.
It is not yet possible to confirm that the Russian plane was shot down by Ukraine. But it is certain that there are no Ukrainian prisoners on it,** Secretary of the Committee and Oborrons Olersiy Danilov said in an interview with Babel.
In fact, a plane crashed in Russia. Are our prisoners there? I can definitely say 'no'. Based on our experience of shooting down a passenger plane in Tehran (editor, when a passenger plane with Ukrainians on board was shot down in Iran) and what happened next. If this happens, then believe me, the amount of biological matter of the deceased, as it is said, they will definitely take advantage of it, they will remove it, and the field will be stained red with blood, "said Danilov.
He noted that the prisoner's story was prepared in advance by Russia with the aim of discrediting Ukraine in the international arena.
We just have to wait. If this happens, then believe me, Lavrov will shout at the UN and they will show all this. They have nothing to show. After all, if it were real, there would be a completely different picture,"
Asked whether the Ukrainian prisoners of war who were supposed to be exchanged that day were alive or dead when the plane was shot down, that is to say that the Russians slammed the bodies of the killed gainers into the downed plane, Danilov said: "This is a very difficult question, very sensitive. We can't have one answer or the other right now. All I can say is that there is a good chance that they are not there.
On January 24, the Russian IL-76 crashed in the Belgorod region, and the Ministry of Defense of Ersros claimed for the first time that there were 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war in the cabin, but so far only 5 bodies have been found. Hungry Putin backed up his Defense Ministry's claims in the form of a statement.
**10,000 Fans Incentive Plan However, the International Red Cross demanded that Moscow return the remains of 65 percent to its Ukrainian relatives, which Russia claimed was "under study". Not only that, but Russia has vetoed a proposal to establish a commission of inquiry into attacks to conduct a transparent investigation in the Security Council.