By Eliza Popova
DNA analysis is currently informed by the relevant bodies," Dmitry Lubinets said at the framework of the All -Ukrainian Human Rights Forum "Legion Law", which was held today in Kiev. Ombudsman said that after the tragedy in Olenovka, he first communicated with the Russian human rights authorized by Tatiana Moskalkova to allow international experts to be admitted to Olenovka.
But, as Ombudsman noted, the Russian Federation will agree to such a step, but then information appeared that the Russians urgently clean the barrack, which kept Ukrainian prisoners of war and where the Russians staged an explosion, something order, carry out "repair work". "I have publicly said that they are doing everything to hide the traces of the crime. No one was allowed," the Ombudsman said.
The Ombudsman stressed that people who had the official status of prisoners of war who were verified by the International Committee of the Red Cross were killed in Olenovka. The UN mission to establish the facts of a terrorist attack in Occupied Olenivka has never agreed to get acquainted with Ukrainian materials about the explosion in the colony. "The mission was closed, and I did not even meet them.
In my opinion, I did not meet because of their unwillingness to really do something," the Ombudsman said. Earlier, on July 29, 2022, Focus wrote about the shelling of Olenivka. The General Staff of the Armed Forces confirmed this fact. Also, on August 19, 2022, it was reported that the Russian Federation was preparing to undermine the place of "court" over captives in Mariupol.
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