UKRAINE RUSSIA CONFLICT

Presentation of the state project of the unified search center for Russian military personnel 'I want to find' in Ukraine

epa11067391 (L-R) Vitaly Matvienko, speaker of the state project 'I Want to Live', Andrii Yusov, a representative of the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War, and Iryna Krynina, the co-founder of the public movement 'Our Way Out' for the search and return home of the soldiers of the Russian army, attend the press conference about the state project 'I Want to Find' in Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine, 10 January 2024, amid the Russian invasion. The 'I want to find' project will work with Russian citizens, primarily with families and relatives of Russian servicemen who went missing, died, or were captured in Ukraine. They will be able to get information on whether a specific soldier of the Russian army has a prisoner of war status or a deceased person whose body or remains have been found and identified in Ukraine by applying to the project. EPA/SERGEY DOLZHENKO

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