Ukraine said Russia repatriated at least 20 of its dead soldiers in recent exchanges with Ukraine, describing it as a result of the disorganization of Moscow in carrying out large wounded Pow exchanges and remnants of troops. President Volodymyr Zelensky said an Israeli citizen was among the dead Ukraine he had received in the last exchanges. He spoke to reporters on Friday, but his comments were embarrassed until Saturday, Apea Reports. Officials did not reveal the identity of the troops. “They threw the corpses of their citizens to us,” Zelensky said. “This is their attitude towards the war, their soldiers.”

Zelensky said the Russian side insisted that the dead were all Ukrainians. Journalists showed a Russian passport and ID belonging to one of the 20 dead Russians. According to the document, the man came from the Moscow region. Zelensky also addressed Iran-Israel shocks. He said his country opposes Iran by taking nuclear weapons because of his military partnership with Russia, but stopped expressing support for Israeli strikes. “Iran gave the Russians everything to kill us. They were given martyrs, gave rockets and licenses were given,” he said. “The fact that their production capacities have now become weaker is positive for us. But at certain points it may be too late.”

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