Russia's MoD says it will transfer military bodies to Ukraine; 20+ foreign media outlets want to travel to Konstantinovka to cover the exchange.
Russia's Defense Ministry said it is ready to transfer bodies of military personnel to Ukraine and that more than 20 foreign media outlets have expressed a desire to travel to Konstantinovka to cover the exchange, the ministry reported.
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