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Zelensky évoque des chances significatives de paix
Zelensky tonight: “I will have meetings with representatives of President Trump, as well as with our European partners, with many leaders about the foundation of peace – a political agreement on ending the war. The chance is significant now… We are working to ensure that peace… pic.twitter.com/6eo2Y7aTCJ
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) 13 décembre 2025Zelensky tonight: “I will have meetings with representatives of President Trump, as well as with our European partners, with many leaders about the foundation of peace – a political agreement on ending the war. The chance is significant now… We are working to ensure that peace
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Firsthand Accounts Reveal Russia’s Brutal POW Abuse System
Source: https://
united24media.com/war-in-ukraine
/the-gentlemans-kit-of-torture-firsthand-accounts-reveal-russias-brutal-pow-abuse-system-14165
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Memorial report: Systematic Russian policy violates Geneva Conventions, breaks detainees
The Memorial report qualifies these abuses as a systematic Russian state policy that grossly violates the Geneva Conventions and international humanitarian law. The goal is to break detainees physically and psychologically. 10/
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Deaths in custody confirmed: Polish civilian and Ukrainian mayor
Deaths in custody are confirmed. In 2022, a Polish civilian died after torture at SIZO-2 in Taganrog. In SIZO-3 in Kizel, Dniprorudne Mayor Yevhen Matvieiev died; his body was returned to his family in December 2024. 8/
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Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna died in Russian SIZO-3 in 2024
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Slidstvo.Info, Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna also died in SIZO-3 in Kizel in September 2024, after being transferred there from Taganrog. 9/ -
Documented sexual violence at Kizel detention centers
At detention centers in Kizel, sexual violence was documented. This included electric shocks to the genitals and anus and forced self-mutilation of pro-Ukrainian tattoos using knives and wire. 7/
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Russia’s torture of Ukrainians is standardized practice in prison network
Russia holds Ukrainians in a network of prisons and penal colonies where methods of violence have been refined for decades. The report describes torture as a standardized practice, not excesses by individual guards. 4/
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Memorial’s 2025 mission interviewed 40 POWs, hostages, witnesses on war crimes
In January 2025, Memorial’s monitoring mission conducted 40 interviews with former POWs, civilian hostages, witnesses, and families of victims. The research covered 8 regions of Ukraine and focused on war crimes committed after Russia’s full-scale invasion. 3/
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Systematic torture of Ukrainians in Russian captivity
Almost all Ukrainians released from Russian captivity report systematic torture, humiliation, and a complete lack of medical care. These abuses are not isolated incidents but a routine part of detention.