Evidence of Russian Soldiers Fighting in Ukraine

The transcript explores the deaths of three Russian servicemen, Anton Savelyev, Timor Mama Yusupov, and Even Carter Polo, who allegedly died in Ukraine despite official denials of Russian military involvement. The investigation reveals inconsistencies in official reports and highlights the government's silence on the matter. The families of the deceased received notices claiming the deaths occurred in the North Caucasus, but evidence suggests otherwise. The Russian government has declared such deaths a state secret, raising questions about transparency and accountability.

What does Vladimir Putin deny regarding the conflict in Ukraine?

• That Russia has any interest in Ukraine

• That the conflict is ongoing

• That Ukraine is a sovereign nation

• That there are any Russian soldiers involved

What was found at Anton Savelyev's grave?

• A wreath from the Ministry of Defence

• A medal of honor

• A personal diary

• A letter from his family

Where did Timor Mama Yusupov's mother believe he died?

• In east Ukraine

• In central Russia

• In the North Caucasus

• In Moscow

What common feature was found at the graves of the three servicemen?

• A distinctive flag

• The same date of death

• A family photograph

• A personal letter

What has President Putin declared about the deaths of Russian soldiers?

• They are a public concern

• They are a military success

• They are a state secret

• They are a national tragedy