Ukraine has agreed to further exhumations and search for Polish victims
In a separate decision, the committee agreed to take samples of genetic material from remains buried between 1992 and 2015 in the cemetery of the former village of Ostrówków’
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In a separate decision, the committee agreed to take samples of genetic material (DNA) from remains buried between 1992 and 2015 in the cemetery of the former village of Ostrówówka (...)," UINP stated. The memoirs of the Anti-Terrorist Operations Participants, Victims of War and Political Repression, held on Friday, August 7. "As part of the implementation of the findings achieved by the Ukrainian-Polish Working Group on.
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In a separate decision, the committee agreed to take samples of genetic material (DNA) from remains buried between 1992 and 2015 in the cemetery of the former village of Ostrówówka (...)," UINP stated.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe memoirs of the Anti-Terrorist Operations Participants, Victims of War and Political Repression, held on Friday, August 7. "As part of the implementation of the findings achieved by the Ukrainian-Polish Working Group on.
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