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Russian troops execute another Ukrainian POW after interrogation

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Another filmed war crime on the frontlines in Donetsk region shows exactly why Russian captivity is not a surrender, but an execution waiting to happen.

Russian soldiers captured a Ukrainian defender near the village of Yalta in Donetsk region. After interrogating him, a commander gave the order, and another soldier shot the prisoner on the spot.

This is far from an isolated incident. Ombudsperson Dmytro Lubinets once again dispatched formal letters to the UN and the ICRC, though international paperwork has yet to save a single life on the ground. Official records already confirm at least 129 summary executions of Ukrainian POWs since 2022.

For Russia, international humanitarian law remains nothing more than a checklist of things to violate on camera.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Hardworking Chumak
    unbelievable that red cross is still useless after all these years
    +4 solidPointing out the obvious incompetence of international organizations is a hobby that never goes out of style
  2. Steppe Babusya
    129 confirmed cases... and these are only the ones documented on camera or by witnesses
    +5 solidA grim statistic that serves as a reminder that reality is far worse than what we see on our screens
  3. Salo-Fueled Sparrow
    letters to the UN again? what a complete joke, they will just express deep concern as usual
    +4 solidMocking the UN's 'deep concern' is the standard procedure for anyone with a functioning brain
  4. Borscht-Powered Banderite
    barbaric animals. every single one involved in these orders needs to be tracked down
    +2 emotionalA perfectly understandable outburst of rage, even if it lacks a tactical manual for tracking down war criminals