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Advisor to Interior Minister: Ukraine receives 32,000 appeals from relatives of missing Russian soldiers.

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Viktor Andrusiv said in an interview on Channel 24 on May 8 that calls from Russians inquiring about their loved ones in Ukraine is common. Andrusiv added that around 12,000 calls and 20,000 messages have been received on a hotline and Telegram channel set up for this purpose, respectively.

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