Russia – Ukraine war updates as of July 6, 2024

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⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian FPV kamikaze drone destroys a 🇷🇺Russian Kamaz truck with a towed gun pic.twitter.com/vgCqGLlHSZ

— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 6 juillet 2024

Ukrainian FPV kamikaze drone destroys a Kamaz truck with a towed gun

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"The enemy is insidious – they use everything that can mechanically and chemically affect a person. They use everything that is banned – chemicals, fragments, anything…"

Ukrainian paramedics about the actions of Russian troops in Chasiv Yar.

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— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 6 juillet 2024

The enemy is insidious—they use everything that can mechanically and chemically affect a person. They use everything that is banned—chemicals, fragments, anything…

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And so it is critically important for all of us, for the future of Ukraine, for the future of Europe an even the IS and those fighting to defend Ukraine are just and don’t commit crimes. And if they do they are enough to justice and punished 19/

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We are building a democracy in ukraine, we are defending the primordial human rights to life and existence against Russian aggression that wants to deny these rights 18/

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NYTimes: The American volunteers are fighting without the backing of the United States government, which does not want to be drawn into direct combat with Russia. But the U.S. Justice Department also can investigate because Mr. O’Leary and other Chosen members are American. 16/

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My commentary: I find this article and alleged war crimes there deeply troubling. There are criminals everywhere, but what matters is how a country deals with crimes, in particular war crimes 17/

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NYTimes: The Ukrainian military has the authority to investigate accusations of war crimes and has opened investigations into claims of abuses committed by Russian forces. 14/

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NYTimes: Ryan O’Leary, the de facto commander of Chosen Company and a former U.S. Army National Guardsman from Iowa, denied that members had committed war crimes. He said that his fighters had killed wounded Russians, but only those who could have fought back. 10/

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NYTimes: A Greek soldier known as Zeus was at the center of all three episodes — tossing the grenade and, Mr. Grosse says, firing at the wounded Russian in the trench and bragging about another kill. 9/

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