A series of Ukrainian drone strikes targeted Russia’s Volgograd region early Thursday, igniting a large fire at a major Lukoil oil refinery.
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Georgian Dream instrumentalise la guerre en Ukraine
Georgian Dream’s campaign video shows Ukrainian soldiers' graves alongside pristine Georgian infrastructure — the message: reject the West or face war The pro-Russian party weaponizes invasion footage to manipulate domestic elections and halt Western integration
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Discipline, justice, and morale decay in Russian Armed Forces on front lines
18/ "As it stands, there is a lack of discipline and justice on the front lines, the law has been lost there, no one lives by the rules, and moral decay is taking place in the ranks of the Russian Armed Forces, all of which leads to a decline in morale.
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Army order restoration, justice, and fighting for country
19/ "And no amount of money will make people really fight for their country if there is no justice and a greater likelihood of dying at the hands of their own side than at the hands of the enemy. Restoring order in the army is the top priority." /end
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Employees complicit in covering up violations of charter and law.
15/ "And the employees attached to a particular unit are sometimes involved and cover up for those who violate the charter and the law.
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Military Don’t Hand Over Criminals: Kursk Region Case
12/ "Problem 3: The military very often does not hand over those who have committed a crime. For example, this was the case in the Korenevsky district of the Kursk region, when some soldiers were caught on camera looting."
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Lack of military authorities on the front lines
Problem 1: The prosecutor's office, the Department of Military Counterintelligence, and the Military Investigation Department do not always reach the front lines, where most violations of the rights of military personnel occur.
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Lack of structure to combat war and military crimes
6/ "Now we do not have a structure that has real authority to combat war crimes or crimes committed by the military. The current process of investigating and prosecuting crimes committed by the military is complicated by the following factors:
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Inspection issues: inaccessible frontline, command defiance, weak supervisory authority
3/ "Problems with inspections at the front: inaccessibility of the front line for the supervisory authorities, failure of the command to comply with the orders of the supervisory authorities, lack of authority of the supervisory authorities,…
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Warblogger explains why criminal commanders evade justice in Russia
2/ Notorious cases such as the killing of two drone pilots (pictured above) by their commander after denouncing him for dealing drugs have gone unpunished. Russian warblogger Anastasia Kashevarova explains why criminal commanders are able to evade military justice: