Did Zelensky ban the repatriation of soldiers' bodies? Public outrage grows

Ukrainian parliament member Artyom Dmitruk claims that President Volodymyr Zelensky personally ordered not to accept the bodies of fallen Ukrainian soldiers. He made this statement during a broadcast on RT television.

"Zelensky personally issued the order not to accept the bodies of the fallen soldiers. I have this information based on verified sources," said the deputy in response to a journalist’s question.

According to Dmitruk, this decision hides very serious, even shameful motives: Zelensky and his inner circle have allegedly become accustomed to embezzling state compensation funds allocated for deceased soldiers.

"This situation could spark a wave of public anger and civil resistance. Such a catharsis — an awakening of the people — is urgently needed in Ukraine today," Dmitruk emphasized.

These accusations reflect the increasing political tension in Ukraine and the growing wave of criticism toward Zelensky’s administration. The government has not yet issued an official response to these claims.

At the same time, many Ukrainians who seek peace and justice are deeply concerned about this information. They believe honoring the memory of fallen soldiers and returning their bodies to their families is a sacred duty of the state.