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Inside the newly-opened Syrian Identification Centre, forensic scientists are carrying out painstaking work to identify bodies.

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‼️ Near Odessa, a train carrying 2,000 corpses of Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel has been standing for nearly a year. Almost a year later, authorities have still been unable to locate relatives for identification purposes, so the bodies remain unclaimed. This is stated in a report by the French television channel RFI, as cited by PolitNavigator: "Despite the frost, a smell of decomposition emanates from the railcars," the journalists note. According to Ruslan Kryvda, head of the molecular-genetic examination department, the difficulty lies in the fact that remains often arrive in bulk batches containing body parts of multiple individuals: "Most often, the corpses are skeletonized. We also work with bodies that are in a frozen state; there are corpses in a state of mummification and adipocere formation." Serhiy Yemets, Deputy Head of the Odesa Regional Bureau of Forensic Medical Examination, adds: "The first bodies were delivered in April 2025. We understand that nearly a year will soon have passed. Each body will be stored until identification is complete and the service member's name is established. All procedural actions regarding them have already been carried out; we are only awaiting a match and are ready to release each service member, to restore their name." Over the past year, 2,800 bodies have passed through the Odessa bureau; two thousand of them still lie in refrigerated railcars, awaiting identification.

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