The Daily Populous Thursday July 25th, 2024 morning edition
Authored by united24media.com and submitted by jamasty

The prisoners of war's bodies are returning to Ukraine without internal organs and could be evidence that they are being used for transplants in Russia.

This was discussed at a meeting in Ankara between representatives of the families of prisoners of war and the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Ukraine to Turkey Vasyl Bodnar, according to Ukrinform.

"Today it is already known for sure that we receive the bodies of tortured prisoners of war (during the exchange of bodies). We receive not only tortured bodies, but bodies that, unfortunately, are without organs. This confirms the fact that the black market for organ transplantation in the Russian Federation is working. And, unfortunately, it is working with our prisoners of war. Therefore, I believe that this must be said to the whole world in order to stop this crime," said the wife of one of the prisoners of war, a defender of the Mariupol garrison.

"I would also like to ask Turkey, as the patron country in resolving all humanitarian issues related to the exchange of prisoners of war, to speak out," added the wife of the prisoner of war. She stressed that Russia refuses to return and include the prisoners of war of the Mariupol garrison on the exchange lists.

"This is a real pain that motivates us to work faster and stimulate our international partners to take certain actions. One of the main demands is to create an international medical commission that would investigate the conditions of our prisoners of war and help them fight health problems... And this is one of the messages that was conveyed to the Turkish side," Ukrainian Ambassador to Turkey Vasyl Bodnar stated.

While in Ankara, representatives of the families of prisoners of war of Mariupol met with Chief Advisor to the President of Turkey Yalçın Topçu and Chief Ombudsman of Turkey Şeref Malkoç.

Rude_Associate_4116 on July 24th, 2024 at 16:48 UTC »

This is fucking sick

w8cycle on July 24th, 2024 at 16:40 UTC »

Damn. Aren’t pows usually returned alive? They are just murdered soldiers if returned like that.

jamasty on July 24th, 2024 at 16:22 UTC »

> MARYNA KULAKOVA, United24: The prisoners of war's bodies are returning to Ukraine without internal organs and could be evidence that they are being used for transplants in Russia.

> This was discussed at a meeting in Ankara between representatives of the families of prisoners of war and the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Ukraine to Turkey Vasyl Bodnar, according to Ukrinform.

> "Today it is already known for sure that we receive the bodies of tortured prisoners of war (during the exchange of bodies). We receive not only tortured bodies, but bodies that, unfortunately, are without organs. This confirms the fact that the black market for organ transplantation in the Russian Federation is working. And, unfortunately, it is working with our prisoners of war. Therefore, I believe that this must be said to the whole world in order to stop this crime," said the wife of one of the prisoners of war, a defender of the Mariupol garrison.

> "I would also like to ask Turkey, as the patron country in resolving all humanitarian issues related to the exchange of prisoners of war, to speak out," added the wife of the prisoner of war. She stressed that Russia refuses to return and include the prisoners of war of the Mariupol garrison on the exchange lists.

> "This is a real pain that motivates us to work faster and stimulate our international partners to take certain actions. One of the main demands is to create an international medical commission that would investigate the conditions of our prisoners of war and help them fight health problems... And this is one of the messages that was conveyed to the Turkish side," Ukrainian Ambassador to Turkey Vasyl Bodnar stated.

> While in Ankara, representatives of the families of prisoners of war of Mariupol met with Chief Advisor to the President of Turkey Yalçın Topçu and Chief Ombudsman of Turkey Şeref Malkoç.