Working Body to Be Set Up Under NSDC to Identify Bodies of Fallen Ukrainian Defenders
A new working body under Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council will focus on identifying the remains of fallen soldiers.
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A working body dedicated to the identification of the bodies of fallen Ukrainian defenders is to be established under the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (NSDC).
The initiative is aimed at addressing the identification of remains connected to Ukraine's ongoing defense effort, according to Ukrinform.
Details on the composition of the working body, its timeline, or the scale of cases it will handle were not specified in the available report.
The move reflects continued institutional efforts in Ukraine to manage matters tied to casualties from the conflict.
Sources
- Working body to be set up under NSDC to identify bodies of fallen defenders — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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