Russia, POWs and Ukrainian

Ukraine Says Graphic Video Adds to Evidence of Russians Executing POWs
Ukrainian officials say the killings are part of a pattern of abuse by Russian armed forces that violate international laws.
MFA On Execution Of Ukrainian Pows By Russia: Atrocity Requiring International Reaction
( MENAFN - UkrinForm) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine decried as an atrocity the latest shooting of six Ukrainian prisoners of war by the Russian invaders, urging the international community to react decisively to each such case in order to put an end to these atrocities.
Russian Forces Allegedly Execute Six Ukrainian POWs on Camera
Russian forces allegedly executed six Ukrainian POWs, according to activist Serhii Sternenko, highlighting ongoing violations of international law.
Appalling Abuse by Russia of Ukrainian POWs and Civilians Must End
For years we have heard unrelenting testimony of Russia’s shocking abuses and atrocities. We must not lose sight of how reprehensible and unacceptable they are,” said Ambassador Shea.
Russians Likely Execute Six Other Ukrainian Pows Ombudsman
The Russian forces have likely executed six other captured Ukrainian defenders. This was reported by the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rig
Russia and Ukraine swap 25 POWs each in UAE-mediated exchange
Russia and Ukraine have exchanged 25 prisoners of war each after negotiations mediated by the United Arab Emirates, according to statements from both sides.
Russian forces suspected of killing 6 Ukrainian POWs in Donetsk Oblast
Ukrainian prosecutors are investigating a case of Russian troops summarily executing six Ukrainian captives in the embattled Donetsk Oblast, the Prosecutor General’s Office said on Jan. 23.
MFA sends appeal to partners following execution of Ukrainian POWs
Russian military likely executed Ukrainian prisoners of war again. Ukraine has appealed to international organizations, states the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Heorhii Tykhyi, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.
Ukraine opens criminal case against Russia after Moscow brutally executes POWs
Russia has been accused of committing war crimes against unarmed Ukrainian prisoners of war after a video emerged showing soldiers shooting them in the back.
Kiev alleges Russian troops executed six Ukrainian POWs in Donetsk
Authorities in Kiev said on Thursday they are investigating the alleged killing of six captured Ukrainian soldiers by Russian forces. The public prosecutor's office in Kiev said the killing of the prisoners of war is believed to have occurred when Russian troops captured a Ukrainian position in the eastern Donetsk region.
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Uncertainty surrounds fate of Ukrainian POWs in Il-76 crash – MIHR investigation
"The fact that an airplane went down in Belgorod Oblast is certain," MIHR Executive Director Tetiana Katrychenko said during ...
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Ukraine war latest: Russian forces suspected of killing 6 Ukrainian POWs in Donetsk Oblast
Russian forces suspected of killing 6 Ukrainian POWs in Donetsk Oblast ・Ukrainian soldiers near Velyka Novosilka at risk of encirclement, spokesperson says ・Zelensky clarifies comment on 200,000 ...
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Suicide and soap operas: North Koreans react to being Ukrainian POWs
That makes capture of the two North Koreans of enormous propaganda value to Ukraine. During video interrogations, published ...
Everything we know about the North Korean POWs captured by Ukraine
Ukrainian forces fighting in Russia's Kursk Oblast captured two North Korean soldiers, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced ...
North Korean soldiers in Russia resort to suicide amid capture of first POWs by Ukraine
North Korean soldiers fighting in Russia's Kursk region against Ukraine have begun resorting to drastic measures to avoid ...
Sick new Putin ‘war crime’ as barbaric Russians ‘film themselves shooting Ukrainian prisoners dead in mass execution’
BARBARIC Russian soldiers filmed themselves shooting dead six Ukrainian prisoners of war in cold blood – igniting more ...