A drone video was posted online by Radio Liberty received from the Ukrainian military showing Russian troops leading captured Ukrainian soldiers forward at the front and firing at Ukrainian positions under their cover. Human Rights Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets has reacted to it.

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New group of russian shahed drones fly on Mykolaiv now

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Russians may have used Ukrainian prisoners of war as human shields during their advance, according to a video by Radio Free Europe

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While Ukrainian air defense systems are shooting down ballistic missiles, the russian ones are suffering from FPV drones.

And it's not only about the technological superiority but also about the skill of Ukrainian soldiers.

📹: 14th Separate Regiment pic.twitter.com/0RJMRJhvp7

— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 13 décembre 2023

While Ukrainian air defense systems are shooting down ballistic missiles, Russian forces are struggling against FPV drones. It's not just about technological superiority, but also the skill of Ukrainian soldiers. : 14th Separate Regiment

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My visit to the frontline made it real, helped me realize that we are much less protected than my brain wants to tell me. The war is here, in Ukraine and in Europe. And it will have to get worse for people and politicians to wake up before things will get better. But they will. X

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An enemy sabotage group, a drone, a missile can kill you anytime. My mind pushes this knowledge out, denies it. I guess it is a reaction to protect my mental state. But it makes me less careful and endangers me. 7/

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If you are there, an enemy sabotage unit can appear out of nowhere and you can die. People in the village told me stories. The contact line is porous and the sabotage groups can go further and rich cities in the rear. Of course, there will be a hunting effort. 5/

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They are likely to be caught and killed, but during this time they can do so much damage and kill so many people. That tripe made me realize how insecure we all are in the real war. There are no clear borders. There is no place where you are truly safe. 6/

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What really hit me was the gradual shift from Kyiv to the frontline, just a few hours' drive. It all seemed so normal, no clear border or contact line. Ukrainian units scattered around, and further on, enemy units 3/

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Is it easy to die in a war in Ukraine? A couple of months ago I was in a frontline village. Getting there was simple, just a couple of check points, manned by 3-5 people. The last check point was just before the village – it said you are entering the frontline zone. 1/

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