8/ This has left the field open to numerous scammers, including psychics, fortune-tellers, and impostors pretending to be employees of the Ukrainian MOD or SBU. They typically charge relatives huge sums for purported information on relatives' whereabouts or status.
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Difficulty obtaining information in Russia, a breeding ground for scammers.
As the Minins' lawyer says, "Since Russia classifies every sneeze, it is very difficult to find out any information, even about prisoners. This total chaos breeds scammers like cockroaches."
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Russian authorities ignore pleas for information on missing individuals
7/ The Russia authorities are known for keeping relatives in the dark. Many people seeking information on the missing have contacted the Russian MOD, local enlistment offices, regional administrations and Putin's office, but have either been ignored or given no help.
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Yegor’s girlfriend receives conflicting SBU updates on his status and location
4/ Yegor's girlfriend managed to contact Ukraine's SBU in the summer but they said they had no information on him. In September, callers claiming to be from the SBU told her that Yegor was alive and in custody in Uzhgorod, awaiting trial on criminal charges.
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Yegor Minin missing in Ukraine since March 2023, family seeks answers
2/ North.Realities, part of Radio Free Europe, reports on the case of 21-year-old Yegor Minin, who went missing while fighting in Ukraine in March 2023. His family have been trying to establish his whereabouts ever since.
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Russians no longer report POWs in Ukraine
The Russian authorities are reportedly not informing relatives of soldiers that their men have been taken prisoner in Ukraine, leaving relatives to find out directly from Ukrainians—or from scammers. Since August, Russia has stopped exchanging prisoners of war.
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European Solidarity: Ban on Poroshenko’s Travel is an Attack on Unity and European Integration
Poroshenko's Party Comments on SBU Statement "European Solidarity" stated that the ban on foreign travel for Member of Parliament and fifth president Petro Poroshenko is an attack on internal political unity in Ukraine and harms European integration. "The paradox of the official
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€1000 needed for night vision device for 128th brigade
Less than €1000 to go: our readers almost funded a night vision device for 128th brigade. It would allow them to sneak through enemy lines or move out wounded comrades w/o headlights. With your help, we could order on Monday: every amount helps! https://t.co/bsvrIM4V0A pic.twitter.com/JFi0uy59cT
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 2 décembre 2023Less than €1000 to go: our readers almost funded a night vision device for 128th brigade. It would allow them to sneak through enemy lines or move out wounded comrades w/o headlights. With your help, we could order on Monday: every amount helps! https://
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Shelling in Chernihiv region injures civilians
As a result of shelling on the border of Chernihiv Oblast, civilians were wounded in the Semenivka community—a family with a small child, according to Governor Vyacheslav Chaus. The man suffered shrapnel wounds and was treated at a local hospital, while his daughter will undergo surgery.
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Medical Service Specialists Save Warriors
Medical service specialists, risking their own lives, give these warriors—who defend their country—a future. Medics of the 121st Independent Brigade of Territorial Defense do everything possible so that every serviceman can receive the necessary assistance.