There is no readiness to transfer bodies from the Russian Federation: in GUR about the fall of IL-76 near Belgorod

Intelligence representative Andriy Yusov noted that there was a likelihood that the aircraft was transporting both ammunition and prisoners, who were used as a "live shield". In the Russian Federation, Russia did not express their willingness to pass the bodies of prisoners who were allegedly on board the IL-76 aircraft, which crashed in the territory of the Belgorod region on January 24.

This was announced in the comment "Public" by the representative of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Andriy Yusov. "What our captives were there is a statement from Russia, and so far we can only analyze in their words. At present there is no readiness to transfer bodies on the other side," he stressed. In addition, according to GUR MO representative, the Ukrainian side is working to find out all the necessary information about the IL-76 disaster.

"If the worst is confirmed, we will do everything possible to pick up our defenders with a shield or on the shield," Yusov assured. At the same time, Yusov added that there was a possibility that there were ammunition and prisoners on board the aircraft.

However, a representative of Ukrainian intelligence stressed that the response of the Russian Federation and the circumstances of the catastrophe were provocative because the silence regime over Belgorod was not announced, and Russia did not inform in advance that it was planned to use airline to transport prisoners. "Given that the aircraft was loaded for a third, according to their version, there could be supplies, because this aircraft was mostly used.

There could be ammunition and people - it could be like a living shield, so it should be carefully found out ", - the message reads. The IL-76 military transport aircraft crashed on January 24 for 100 km from the Ukrainian border near Belgorod. According to the Ukrainian command, it was in such aircraft of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation that the C-300 / C-400 missiles were transported for blows to Kharkiv.

On the same day, Roszmi began to publish massively reports that 65 Ukrainian prisoners were allegedly on board - they were taken to exchange, and the aircraft was just sitting. Russian law enforcement officers arrived at the scene and posted photos and videos from the field on which the aircraft fell. The staff, noted by observers, did not show signs that a large number of people could be in the salon. OSINT investigators and military experts have started analyzing available plane information.

It was found out that almost a third of the people from the Rosmi list are Ukrainians who have previously returned from captivity. It was also found that the said board was involved in the transportation of ammunition and military equipment between Russia and Syria. Scheme reporters have established the names of crew members - obithologists about their death were posted on social networks. At the same time, the first statements of Ukrainian officials appeared.

On January 24, Andriy Yusov confirmed that on January 24, they were really planning to exchange prisoners, but at some point the process stopped. On January 25, the NSDC Secretary Oleksiy Danilov: he assured that the authorities would verify the available information and when something is known, he will inform the public. We will remind, earlier the head of the Main Directorate of Intelligence Kirill Budanov stated that it is soon planned to exchange prisoners of war between Ukraine and Russia.