1/ A cannibal serial killer who is said to have murdered 13 people and filled his refrigerator with human flesh has been pardoned by Vladimir Putin and sent to fight in Ukraine. The decision has caused shock on Russian social media networks.
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@iaponomarenko — 2023-11-23
Ukrainian anti-drone warfare in action pic.twitter.com/OHThJF0MJZ
— Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦 (@IAPonomarenko) 23 novembre 2023Ukrainian anti-drone warfare in action
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Ukrainian collaborator killed in Belgorod car explosion
Slisarenko, a former employee of the Ukrainian Interior Ministry, was allegedly assassinated in the Russian city of Belgorod, law enforcement sources told Ukrinform. The collaborator was said to have died in the hospital after his car was reportedly blown up on Nov. 16.
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Ukrainian SBU eliminates collaborator Oleksandr Slisarenko in Belgorod
Media: SBU eliminates high-ranking collaborator in Belgorod. The SBU allegedly killed collaborator Oleksandr Slisarenko, installed by Russia as a deputy head of occupation authorities in Kharkiv Oblast, NV reported on Nov. 23, citing its sources.
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Crimean collaborationist judges sentenced for treason in absentia
Collaborationist judges in Crimea sentenced in absentia for treason. Eight judges who defected to Russian occupation authorities in Crimea were sentenced to 12-15 years in absentia on high treason charges, Ukrainian prosecutors said on Nov. 23.
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Geneva Convention: Civilian Deportation Prohibited and Exceptions
The Geneva Convention, which defines what constitutes a war crime, states that deporting civilians is unlawful in times of war, unless it is essential for security or imperative military reasons and is temporary.
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The child Margarita among 48 missing in Kherson
The child, originally named Margarita, was one of 48 who went missing from Kherson Regional Children's Home when Russian forces took control of the city.
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Ukrainian troops in BRM-1K vehicle
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian military inside the Combat Reconnaissance Vehicle BRM-1K pic.twitter.com/6eNEEgmCbl
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 23 novembre 2023Ukrainian military personnel inside the BRM-1K Combat Reconnaissance Vehicle
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Canada allocates over $940M in aid to Ukraine
Canada plans to allocate over $940 million in aid to Ukraine until 2026. Additionally, according to the draft budget, Canada intends to spend $1.9 billion to bolster its military presence in Europe between 2023 and 2029.
