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Ukraine to Speed Up Identification of Fallen Soldiers as Over 26,000 Bodies Returned

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An interagency group will review forensic bureaus and add international DNA testing capacity to shorten waits that leave families uncertain for years.

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<p>Budanov announced a new algorithm for identifying the deceased - that will change More than 26 thousand bodies and remains have been returned to Ukraine, a significant part remains unidentified. To speed up identification, create interdepartmental group</p>.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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More than 26,000 bodies and remains of fallen defenders have already been returned to Ukraine, but a significant part of them still remains unidentified. Because families with

Ombudsman Lubinets informed that identification will now be monitored by the National Security and Security Council

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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After the return of more than 26,000 bodies and remains, many of them remain unidentified, with families waiting months and years for answers

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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LB.ua broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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