Families Of Russian Soldiers Appeal To Putin Over His Criminal War
This is according to Radio Free Europe’s Russian service in the north-west of the country, which received a copy of the written appeal and spoke to family members involved. “We demand to find our loved ones, to add them to the lists of missing prisoners of war,” reads the petition, signed by 106 people. The message went on to request a meeting with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and accused the Russian Defense Ministry of “blocking” efforts to change the status of the missing soldiers, which affects whether efforts to repatriate them will be made....