This was announced by the adviser to the Minister of the Interior Vadim Denisenko, the online newspaper Ukrainska Pravda reported.
The site is made in Russian. Denisenko addressed the Russians directly when announcing the website: “Citizens of Russia, you know that Russia has started a war against Ukraine and that 150,000 Russian soldiers have crossed the borders of our state. Many of them are no longer alive – several thousand, many captured. The videos can be seen on our resources. On this site we post photos and videos of the dead so you can identify them.”
The site, a somewhat curious mishmash of photos and videos of prisoners and documents and records of the fallen, would be constantly updated.
