I Want to Bring Back” — an open database of Russian army losses in the war against Ukraine. N...

“I Want to Bring Back” is an open database of Russian army losses in the war against Ukraine. The site has already published data on more than 300,000 Russian servicemen who were killed or wounded in combat.

The project collects and constantly updates information on the losses of the Russian Armed Forces, showing the real price of the war for Russians. These are the stories of those who were killed, suffered severe injuries, or returned home having lost their former life.

Using the search engine on the site, you can find information about a specific serviceman by name, unit number, dog tag, date of death, or the nature of the injury.

“I Want to Bring Back” demonstrates what the Kremlin is hiding from Russian society: the scale of the losses and the fates of the people sent to war.

Dmytro Karpenko gave a detailed breakdown of what and how can be found using the "I Want to Bring Back" website hochuvernut.com

The "I Want to Live" project on social media:

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THOUSANDS OF RF MILITARY PERSONNEL ARE ALREADY IN THE DATABASE — LOOK FOR YOURS IN “I WANT TO BRING BACK” | APOSTLE’S THOUGHTS

THOUSANDS OF RF MILITARY PERSONNEL ARE ALREADY IN THE DATABASE — LOOK FOR YOURS IN “I WANT TO BRING BACK” | APOSTLE’S THOUGHTS

There is a state project called “I Want to Bring Back,” which documents all military personnel of the RF army who came onto Ukrainian soil.

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