KABUL — Russia is appealing to the Afghan authorities and the public
to provide information on over 200 Soviet troops — including 30-40 who
may still be alive — listed as missing since Soviet forces ended their
occupation of Afghanistan in 1989.
Russian ambassador Andrey Avetisyan said Monday the two
countries are preparing an agreement that would regulate efforts to
recover the servicemen. He noted that it was difficult to access some
locations where the soldiers' graves are believed to be located due
security concerns stemming from the current war.
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