Ukraine cannot uphold justice alone. Western governments must enforce the standards they claim to defend. If Russia gets amnesty, the world will confirm that borders can be changed by force and that might makes right is the new rule. 8X
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russia: No amnesty in any peace deal for Ukraine
Source: https://economist.com/by-invitation/2025/11/24/russia-must-get-no-amnesty-in-any-peace-deal-for-ukraine …
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Mamedov argues Russian POW executions make amnesty impossible
From the dug-outs near Pokrovsk, Mamedov still collects footage of Russian executions of POWs: surrendered soldiers shot point-blank, wounded infantrymen executed on the ground. He argues these crimes make amnesty morally impossible. 7/
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Ukraine’s tribunal proposal cannot overcome Putin’s immunity, Mamedov warns
Ukraine proposed a special tribunal for aggression, but Mamedov warns it cannot overcome immunity for Putin or senior Russian officials. A victim-state-initiated tribunal is too easy for the Kremlin to dismiss as biased. 5/
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Russia must get no amnesty in Ukraine peace deal
Russia must get no amnesty in any Ukraine peace deal. Gyunduz Mamedov — former Deputy Prosecutor Gen of Ukraine, now a frontline officer near Pokrovsk warns that the U.S.–Russia draft proposal offering “full amnesty for wartime actions” would destroy any chance of justice. 1/
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Russian crimes: evidence vs justice deadlock
Mamedov says he spent years documenting Russian atrocities in Crimea and Donbas starting in 2016: every execution, every torture site, every destroyed home. But he now argues evidence means nothing if powerful states can block prosecution.
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Informal meeting of foreign ministers on Russia’s aggression
Today, 26 November, foreign affairs ministers held an informal video conference on Russia's aggression against Ukraine, chaired by the HR/VP @kajakallas.
— European External Action Service – EEAS 🇪🇺 (@eu_eeas) 26 novembre 2025
Watch HR/VP Kaja Kallas press remarks following the meeting here:
https://t.co/JgIcKE7H6FToday, 26 November, foreign affairs ministers held an informal video conference on Russia's aggression against Ukraine, chaired by the HR/VP @kajakallas. Watch HR/VP Kaja Kallas press remarks following the meeting here:
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Kyiv Sets ‘Red Lines’ in Peace Plan Negotiations Following Witkoff/Demitrov Leak
BREAKING Kyiv Finally Responds to Witkoff/Demitrov Leak: Ukraine Sets ‘Red Lines’ in Peace Plan Negotiations.
Zelenskyy? Yekmak? Umerov? No. Deputy head of President's office. Don't be shy. Ukraine Above All. https://
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Enterprise hit by attack, fire, damage assessed
Hits were recorded on the grounds of the enterprise, followed by a fire at the facility. The extent of the damage is being assessed.
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Ukrainian military strikes Russian plant manufacturing missile components in Cheboksary.
Among other things, the military struck the VNIIR-Progress plant in Cheboksary (Chuvash Republic), which manufactures navigation equipment and components for cruise and ballistic missiles.