US EditionRussia Killed at Least 273 Ukrainian POWs During Full-Scale War, Prosecutors Say
- Ukrainian prosecutors reported that Russian forces executed 273 Ukrainian prisoners of war, according to Liga.net and the Prosecutor General's Office.
- Seventy-Seven criminal cases have been launched over the killings, but only two convictions have occurred, with one trial ongoing.
- Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets described a case where a prisoner was tied to a motorcycle and dragged, calling it a war crime.
- The United Nations and Kyiv have raised concerns about a systematic policy by Russia to murder Ukrainian captives, pointing to explicit orders given to Russian soldiers.
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Putin's soldiers drag Ukrainian prisoner to death behind motorbike in sick video - The Mirror
Ukrainian officials have condemned the disturbing footage as a blatant war crime by Russia, demanding action from the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross
Russia continues to bombard Ukraine with drone and missile attacks. The Russians now claim that they have completely taken over the Luhansk region after three years of war. Follow the latest developments in our live blog.
Sick vid shows Putin’s men drag Ukrainian to DEATH on rope behind motorbike
SICKENING footage of a Ukrainian prisoner being dragged across a road to his death by evil Russian invaders has been released. The defenceless prisoner of war (PoW) can be seen hogtied and strapped up to the back of a motorbike by a rope. East2WestSickening footage shows a Ukrainian PoW being hogtied by the side of the road and strapped to a motorbike by the Russians[/caption] East2WestThe PoW was dragged across an empty road to his death[/capti…
A Russian prisoner of war reports serious losses of his unity in Ukraine. Despite international demands for a ceasefire, Russia continues the war and continues to face numerous victims.
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