ukraine, this forced us to turn to the public to search organizations, including the national military-historical museumrst of all , search groups began to form on their base, that is, the work that began with the civilian segment of citizens of ukraine with searchers, we consider the date the birth of the humanitarian project of the armed forces evacuation of 200 already on august 30, we were contacted by the director of the national military historical museum vladyslav tanets said that it is very important the question must be approached. we arrived in it. at that time, the head of the department of civil -military cooperation, colonel oleksiy oleksiyovych, said, guys, the situation is such that the military cannot enter the occupied territory . many of our dead boys need to be brought home, found and brought home, and he asked the following question: what are the guarantees ? no one knows how many corpses there are, 200-100, maybe 500 , but it wasn’t like that, but what we saw left an impression on us for life, as i say and i always repeat this phrase, no one comes back from the war because these thi

losses, then i just remember this it was a day at the end of august, we met at the national military historical museumraine with a military man. it was the future head of the department of civil-military cooperation, colonel oleksiy oleksiiovych drachov. now he is not in charge of this project, but he actually created it . and he then, on behalf of the armed forces of ukraine, turned to us for volunteers . everyone who was invited then had some experience in searching for human remains. we were engaged in searching for soldiers who died in the second world war. mainly the outskirts of kyiv and, of course, worked all over ukraine, we have this experience 25 years ago, he asked us to help search for and bring back the bodies of our dead, then it was clearly stated that this would be an occupied territory, it would be work under the control of armed forces of separatists or the russian military at that time it was still not completely clear how it would happen, but the military was not allowed there at that time, and when we asked how many people would be killed, whether it was 100 people or 200 , no one