US EditionAdvance Into Central Ukrainian Region Is Part Of Putin's 'Buffer-Zone': Kremlin
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I now continue by looking at some of the factors that enable us to draw conclusions. In part 1 I looked at the processes that lead to soldiers – in the example of My Lai 4 – committing massacres. Not just as a single incident, but as something that forms part of a system, and where responsibility leads all the way to the top – both politically and militarily. So the question I ask: what about the Russians, and the events in Bucha? Jørgen Chr. Th…
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Russia announced on June 9 that its forces had taken control of more territory in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region, where the Kremlin said it wanted to create a 'buffer zone'.
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