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ICRC reported 275,000 missing persons in Russia’s war against Ukraine

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The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has recorded 275,000 missing persons in Russia's war against Ukraine. According to ICRC President Mirjana Spoljaric-Egger, the organization records an average of 10,000 new cases per month.

ASTRA wrote about this on Telegram, citing Spoljaric-Egger's comment to Vedomosti. Mirjana Spoljaric-Egger heads the International Committee of the Red Cross.

According to her, the ICRC records an average of 10,000 new missing persons cases per month. Spoljaric-Egger said that over the past four years, significant progress has been made on humanitarian issues.

She also stated that the organization has managed to increase the number of responses received by families searching for their relatives. This concerns 275,000 missing persons in Russia's war against Ukraine.

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