26,000+ repatriated: Ukraine faces a massive identification bottleneck
Kyrylo Budanov just dropped a hard truth: thousands of fallen heroes are still waiting for their names back because of red tape.
It has been a grim reality check from Kyrylo Budanov . Since the start, over 26,000 bodies have been brought home, which is a massive operation in itself. But here is the kicker: a huge portion of them remain unidentified, stuck in a cycle of forensic bureaucracy and outdated procedures.
The plan now is to shake up the medical examiner offices and drag in more international tech for DNA testing. It sounds like common sense, but apparently, it took until now to admit that internal red tape is the enemy here. It is one thing to bring people home, but it is another to actually give them their names back.
State responsibility often turns out to be just a list of things someone should have done yesterday.
Source: Ukrinform
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