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The latest repatriations came after Israel said one of four bodies returned by Hamas on Tuesday was not one of the missing hostages.

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"If the government of his country of origin expresses interest in his repatriation, Ukraine is open to negotiations about transferring him home," Ukrainian spokesperson Mr Yatsenko said.

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While the Salvadoran government has not released public communications about the repatriation of children from the U.S.,

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A UK forensic pathologist told the inquest this could not be determined and criticised the treatment of her body which involved her organs inexplicably being dissected prior to repatriation.

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Later, he worked with University of California President Michael V. Drake on a Native American remains repatriation program.

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