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    Kuwait thanks Iraq for its efforts to return the remains of its missing people in the Gulf War

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    Kuwait - Kuwait thanks Iraq for its efforts to return the remains of its missing people in the Gulf War Empty Kuwait thanks Iraq for its efforts to return the remains of its missing people in the Gulf War

    Post by Rocky Fri 09 Aug 2019, 1:41 am

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    BAGHDAD - 
    Kuwait on Friday thanked the Republic of Iraq for its efforts to return the remains of Kuwaitis missing in the Gulf War. 
    The head of the Kuwaiti delegation to the international tripartite and subcommittees, the official in charge of monitoring the file of prisoners and missing persons at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rabea Al-Adasani, said in a statement reported by Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), which was seen by (Mawazine News), that "the receipt of the remains of Kuwaiti prisoners Completing the identification and identification process is the result of what was previously announced by the Kuwaiti laboratory under samples brought from forensic medicine in Baghdad and gave positive results. ”
    “In light of these positive results, Kuwait made an official request to the Iraqi authorities to transfer the remains to Kuwait to complete their inspections at the General Directorate of Forensic Evidence at the Ministry of Interior of Kuwait, which has a genetic data base for prisoners, to conduct matching operations and to identify and identify them,” he said. These people. " 
    He explained that "DNA extraction and conformity operations conducted by the General Directorate of Kuwaiti Forensic Evidence are complex technical operations that need time to complete," expressing "thanks to the Iraqi authorities represented by the Ministry of Defense, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the United Nations Mission, and members of the technical committee representatives The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United States, the United Kingdom and France for their cooperation and fruitful efforts that led to these positive results. ”
    Iraq, represented by the Ministry of Defense, handed over on Thursday the Kuwaiti side 46 remains belonging to Kuwaiti citizens captured during the former regime during the Gulf War, and was found recently in a cemetery in the desert of Samawah, in the presence of a joint official from both countries at the border port of Safwan in Basra province.


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    Kuwait - Kuwait thanks Iraq for its efforts to return the remains of its missing people in the Gulf War Empty Kuwait confirms the return of the remains of 46 prisoners received from Iraq

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    (Baghdad: Al-Furat News) A Kuwaiti diplomat said that the positive results of the samples of the remains of prisoners and missing persons necessitated transfer from Iraq to Kuwait.
    The head of the Kuwaiti delegation to the international tripartite and subcommittees, and the official in charge of monitoring the file of prisoners and missing persons in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rabih Al-Adasani, that "the receipt of the remains of Kuwaiti prisoners and missing Kuwaitis from the Iraqi authorities to complete the matching and identification process, as a result of the previously announced Forensic medicine in Baghdad and gave positive results. " 
    Al-Adsani told Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) that "in light of these positive results, Kuwait has made an official request to the Iraqi authorities to transfer these remains to Kuwait to complete the examinations at the General Directorate of Forensic Evidence at the Ministry of Interior of Kuwait, which has a database of genetic data for operations." Identifying and identifying these people. ”
    He explained that "DNA extraction and conformance by the General Directorate of Kuwaiti Forensic Evidence are complex technical processes that need time to complete." 
    Al-Adsani expressed his thanks to the Iraqi authorities represented by the Ministry of Defense, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the United Nations Mission, and the members of the Technical Committee represented by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United States, the United Kingdom and France for their cooperation and fruitful efforts that led to these positive results. 
    Iraq, represented by the Ministry of Defense, handed over on Thursday to the Kuwaiti side 46 remains belonging to Kuwaiti citizens captured during the previous regime during the Gulf War, and was found recently in a cemetery in the desert of Samawah, in the presence of a joint official from both countries at the border port of Safwan in Basra province.


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