A new video appears to show Russian troops executing six unarmed Ukrainian POWs in Donetsk, prompting a war crimes investigation. Officials say the footage reflects a growing pattern of systematic abuses and are urging international bodies to ensure accountability.
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Pyongyang has a very specific interest in sending troops to fight against Ukraine. While the deployment is unlikely to dramatically alter the battlefield situation in the Kremlin’s favor, it allows the North Koreans to acquire priceless combat experience and test weapons systems.
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Since the 2014 annexation of Crimea, Russia has systematically militarized Ukrainian children in occupied territories through programs that combine ideological indoctrination and combat training. Schools enforce Russian curricula, erasing Ukrainian identity, while children are subjected to daily propaganda, military parades, and activities glorifying Russian soldiers. These multifaceted efforts aim to mould children as young as 8 into instruments of Russia’s war machine, stripping them of their identities, and ultimately sending them to fight against their homeland.
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On 18 January 1654, a fateful military pact with Moscow betrayed Ukraine’s bid for independence. 400 years later, Putin exploits this same broken pledge to erase it from existence once more.
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“Today we honor the heroic feat of our ‘Cyborgs’ — 242 days of defending Donetsk airport. They held their ground to the very end, in a place where it seemed impossible. This is a story of extraordinary courage — of people who endured where concrete could not. We remember the cost of the battle for our freedom and our present. Honor and glory to all who fought for Ukraine” – Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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The reduction in Russian artillery ammunition usage, as highlighted by Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi, underscores the impact of Ukraine’s strikes on Russian military supply chains with daily usage reportedly declining from around 40,000 rounds to much lower levels.
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In the temporarily occupied territories, Russian forces continue conscription efforts, targeting final-year students with fines of up to 200,000 rubles or threats of 2 years of forced labor for refusing service. Such actions violate international law, which prohibits conscription.
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