Wojna w Ukrainie rok 2024
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DONETSK OBLAST, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 24: Volunteers of a group called Black Tulip examine personal belongings of two Russian soldiers whose bodies were collected on the second anniversary of Russia-Ukraine war in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine on February 24, 2024. Black Tulip's aim is to collect Russian bodies to exchange for Ukrainians, since a soldier cannot be declared dead by the state until there is a body. However, the process of extracting the bodies is extremely risky. Like many areas, Krasnopillia is littered with mines as Russia has been using remote mining systems that scatter tiny mines from the air. There have also been several instances of Russian forces booby-trapping bodies and houses before retreating. Jose Colon / Anadolu
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