🔥Рідні полонених СКАЗАЛИ ПРАВДУ ПРО ЖЕРТВ ІЛ-76. Їм показали тіла. Від ДНК-тестів зразу відмовилися

Summary

The video discusses new details about the crash of a Russian IL-76M plane in Belgorod that was allegedly carrying Ukrainian POWs. Russia provided a list of names of those onboard, but Ukraine disputes its accuracy. Ukraine's intelligence says the plane was likely carrying missiles, not people. Russia claims it was bringing POWs for an exchange, but didn't coordinate with Ukraine. Russia refuses international experts at the crash site. The video analyzes Russia's information war using the crash to make the West doubt aiding Ukraine militarily.

Takeaways

• 💬 Russia has released a list of Ukrainian POWs allegedly aboard the crashed IL-76M aircraft in Belgorod region, previously circulated by propagandist Margarita Simonyan without confirmation or denial from Russia.
• 🛩 Ukrainian Coordination Staff confirms some defenders from the list were planned to be returned to Ukraine in a planned exchange on January 24, according to relatives' statements.
• 🔮 Kirill Budanov, head of Ukraine's military intelligence, states there's no reliable information on who was actually on board the IL-76M, with ongoing collection and analysis of information from many sources.
• 📰 The Russian version claiming the IL-76M was carrying 65 Ukrainian POWs for exchange raises many questions and skepticism.
• 🚨 SBU Deputy Head Sergey Andrushchenko suggests Russia's actions aim to hide the true causes of the crash from the international community, notably by denying access to international experts for investigation.
• 📽 Ukraine's Human Rights Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets highlights inconsistencies in the Russian list, including names of individuals previously exchanged.
• 📡 The Washington Post reports Russia requested DNA from relatives of the alleged POWs on the IL-76M, yet provides no evidence to support the bodies' identities.
• 🚁 The crash has been used by Russia in an information operation against Ukraine, including claims by Putin suggesting a possible American or European missile shot down the plane.
• 🔴 The Investigative Committee of Russia released a low-quality video supposedly from the crash site, adding to the controversy and lack of clarity regarding the incident.
• 📚 A second IL-76 aircraft, reportedly carrying more people, has mysteriously disappeared from the narrative, raising further questions about the events surrounding the crash.

Q & A

What new details did Russia provide about the IL-76M crash?

Russia finally released a list of names of the Ukrainian prisoners who were allegedly on board the crashed plane.

Did Ukraine confirm the Russian list of prisoners on the plane?

No. Ukraine said some prisoners on Russia's list had already been exchanged earlier. Also, relatives of prisoners could not identify their loved ones in crash site videos.

What did Ukraine's intelligence chief say about the plane crash?

He said Ukraine is still gathering and analyzing all available information. There is no proof yet on who was actually aboard the plane.

How did Russia respond to calls for an international investigation?

Russia refused to allow international experts to investigate the crash site.

What new 'evidence' did Russia present about prisoners on board?

A blurry, undated video showing unidentified people boarding a plane. But the plane number was unclear.

What did Zelenskyy say about the plane crash?

He said Russia is playing with lives and emotions. Ukraine will initiate an international investigation.

Why might Russia refuse an international investigation?

To hide the real reasons for the crash from the world, as it immediately refused international experts.

What did Russia initially claim was on board the plane?

Missiles for S-300 air defense systems. Ukraine disputed this.

How were previous prisoner swaps handled?

Prisoners were flown before, but with prior notification to both sides to secure airspace.

Did Russia notify Ukraine about the transport plans?

No, Russia did not notify Ukraine about the transport route, vehicles, or numbers.