Y: They took him away, cast the leg, and brought him back, holding him for another four days. I told the Russian troops to release him. They said, "He's fine; he's got a cast." I said no, he's not fine because the collaborating police are still ruthlessly beating him. 26/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Nova Poshta names deceased terminal workers
Nova Poshta has named the deceased terminal workers. Olena Plakhova, Director of Reputation Management and Marketing at Nova Poshta, revealed the names of the deceased employees: Oleksandr Temnikov, 31; Dmytro Herasichkin, 30; Artem Akopov, 21.
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Alert: Entry into Kyiv’s left bank from northeast
Kyiv, left bank – attention. Enters through the North-East of the city.
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Drone threat to Kyiv region and Kyiv
Unmanned aerial vehicle threat to Kyiv region and Kyiv. Forces are working. Stay away from windows and glass.
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20 soldiers refuse Chizkov’s order, sent to Zaitseve rehabilitation
11/ When he ordered them into a second assault, the men say, Chizkov "wished them to die quickly.” As a result, 20 of them refused to carry out his order and were sent to the notorious "Concentration Rehabilitation Centre" in Zaitseve to be 'remotivated.' /end
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Témoignage de blessé sur la radio militaire
10/ "One of our wounded said that when they were sent to the treeline, they reported that we are being mowed down solidly, and there was drunken laughter on the radio, they're probably walking around glassy-eyed."
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Chaos and fear during an attack
When they started knocking us down, we didn’t know where to shoot—we were afraid to hit our own people. But it turned out our people weren’t there.
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Commander sacrifices 20 soldiers to save post
We marched on, knowing our men were there, but it turned out that 20 soldiers were heading to their deaths because their company commander chose to save his own position.
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Soldiers report lack of supplies, alleged deception by Chizkov during army inspection
4/ The men say that they lacked ammunition, food and water and there was no organised evacuation of the wounded. Chizkov had previously been the subject of complaints, but when an army inspection was carried out, he sent the men into the forest to hide them from the inspectors.
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Drunk officer sent troops with only rifles, complaint says
3/ Relatives of men from the 12th Guards Tank Regiment wrote in a complaint that "their command in the person of Lieutenant Colonel [Sergei] Chizkov (who was in a drunken state) sent them to carry out the combat mission, carrying only automatic rifles, without support."