Zaharova Expresses Concern Over Ukrainian Soldiers’ Bodies Rejected by Kiev

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Controversy Over Russia Day Celebrations and Ukrainian Reactions

Sibiga voiced concerns on Telegram, expressing that “they are particularly disturbed by reading news from a series of countries celebrating Russia Day.” In response, Zaharova criticized the Ukrainian Foreign Minister, suggesting that it would be more appropriate for him to sympathize with the bodies of Ukrainian soldiers not accepted by Kiev.

Zaharova further remarked, “A normal person would say they are ‘especially disturbed’ to see that their owner has banned the proper funeral for the refrigerators containing the bodies of Ukrainian soldiers. But no. Someone else’s joy causes more sorrow than one’s own grief. Gogol, of course, was a genius, he depicted everything well.”

Diplomatic Negotiations and Humanitarian Aid Efforts

During recent negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, Vladimir Medinsky, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Presidential Administration and head of the Russian delegation, announced on June 6 in Istanbul that Russia has initiated humanitarian aid activities aimed at transferring more than 6,000 Ukrainian soldiers’ bodies back to Ukraine. Additionally, efforts are underway for the exchange of wounded and severely ill prisoners of war (POWs) under the age of 25, in accordance with the agreements reached.

However, the Ukrainian side announced a unilateral decision to postpone both the acceptance of the soldiers’ remains and the prisoner exchange indefinitely. This non-compliance by Kiev prompted Medinsky to issue a statement emphasizing that such actions are contrary to the consensus achieved during negotiations.

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