“The Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War immediately appealed to the russian federation to provide lists of those killed and wounded as a result of this terrorist attack, as well as to return the bodies of the fallen Ukrainian defenders. Unfortunately, the russians have not yet provided official answers, now there are only Russian death lists published online," Andrii Yusov, the representative of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine stated.

He also explained that during the check, these lists contain the names of those Ukrainian soldiers who were wounded before the events in Olenivka, and for whom there were agreements to be exchanged in the near future, and who at the time of the terrorist attack should have been in a hospital, and not in a barrack in an industrial zone.

"Accordingly, we cannot talk about the confirmation of the lists, and the russians have not yet provided official answers within the framework of international law," the intelligence representative said.