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2024-02-11T20:23:28.412Z
Highlights: In Ukraine, they proposed including Stolypin’s remains on the list for exchange with Russia. Director of the State Museum-Reserve "Kievo-Pechersk Lavra" Maxim Ostapenko said that the remains of the former chairman of the Council of Ministers of Russia in 1906-1911 should be included in the exchange fund. On February 8, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that as a result of negotiations, 100 Russian servicemen who were in mortal danger in Ukrainian captivity were returned.
Director of the State Museum-Reserve "Kievo-Pechersk Lavra" Maxim Ostapenko said that the remains of the former chairman of the Council of Ministers of Russia in 1906-1911, Pyotr Stolypin, buried on the territory of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, should be included in the exchange fund with Russia.
TASS writes about this.
One idea, he said, is to put Stolypin's ashes into an exchange fund, "no matter how it looks or sounds."
Ostapenko added that Ukraine has dead heroes and living heroes who are in captivity, as well as Ukrainian prominent figures who are within Russia.
On February 8, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that as a result of negotiations, 100 Russian servicemen who were in mortal danger in Ukrainian captivity were returned to Russia.
Source: russiart
