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Tomorrow Press / BAGHDAD: The Ministry of Human Rights, on Tuesday, found the remains of 205 Iranian and Iraqi military in Faw in Basra province, as pointed out that the number of Iraqi remains reached 169 رفاتا and Iran 36 رفاتا.
The ministry said in a press statement, received "tomorrow's Press," said that "a team from the Department of prisoners and missing persons of the Department of Humanitarian Affairs in the ministry, the excavation work in common with the Iranian side and under the supervision of the International Committee of the Red Cross to extract the remains of victims of the Iran-Iraq war in the region of salted spend FAO south Basra province. "
She explained that "it was found 205 رفاتا for Iraqi and Iranian military," indicating that "the number of remains of Iraqis totaled 169 رفاتا, of which 41 رفاتا identity information, while the total number of the remains Iranians 36 رفاتا, to which 20 رفاتا identity information."
The ministry said that "the excavation work is still continuing up to the present time."
The Iran-Iraq War, also known as Gulf War I, signed in 1980 and lasted until 1988 and claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of dead and wounded on both sides, and still remains a lot of fighters from both sides buried in the border areas are located within the boundaries of the province of Basra, and the observatories and earthen berms and ditches mostly remained the same in some areas.
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