For the second time, Russia has destroyed Izium’s City Council building in Kharkiv region. The first time, Putin’s forces shattered it in 2022 while trying to occupy the city. Today — a ballistic missile. Russia can only destroy.
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Kyiv to meet Trump team for peace talks
Kyiv plans meetings with US President Donald Trump’s team, said Ukraine’s Ambassador to the US, Oksana Markarova Previously, Trump had also stated that his administration planned meetings with Ukraine and Russia amid US efforts for peace talks
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British 18-year-old killed by Russian drone in Ukraine
18-year-old British Legionnaire James Wilton was killed by a Russian drone during his first combat mission in Ukraine. James's father told The Sun: 'I will never get over it. I didn't want him to go, but his heart was set on it. He wanted to help Ukraine. I was told bits and
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Military medical review rights ignored for soldiers returning to duty
They do actually have rights on paper, such as being entitled to have a military-medical commission review their fitness before being returned to duty. That's clearly being ignored now.
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Russia Establishes Concentration Camps Within Its Own Borders
22/ Now it seems that a similar and perhaps even larger system of what are effectively concentration camps has been established deep within Russia itself, illustratinhg how the worst brutalities of the Russian army have spread back into Russia. /end
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Legal framework breakdown protects Russian soldiers’ rights in Russia and occupied Ukraine.
20/ Second, it's a sign that the legal framework which is supposed to protect Russian soldiers' rights has broken down on a large scale in Russia as well as in occupied areas of Ukraine.
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Soldiers sent back to fight, even on crutches, highlights tragic pattern
19/ The treatment of these soldiers highlights two important points. First, it's consistent with an ongoing pattern of sick and badly wounded men being sent back to fight (and usually to die), even going into assaults on crutches.https://t.co/uJOx3ub30c
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 4 février 202519/ The treatment of these soldiers highlights two important points. First, it's consistent with an ongoing pattern of sick and badly wounded men being sent back to fight (and usually to die), even going into assaults on crutches.
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Yurga prisoners to face ‘meat assaults’ at the front soon, transported like cattle
17/ According to the men at Yurga, they are all going to be sent to the front in the next few days, where they will be expended in 'meat assaults': "They will transport us under escort, like cattle. We will seal the carriages at [the prisoners'] expense, they said."
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Russian soldiers sent to concentration camps for being sick, wounded, or refusing to fight.
14/ The camp is said to be just one of many similar concentration camps across Russia for soldiers who are sick, wounded, or refusing to fight. The relative of one soldier imprisoned at Yurga says that he was transferred from a similar camp in Berdsk near Novosibirsk.
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Soldiers describe dire conditions: cramped spaces, limited toilet access, unsanitary situations.
11/ "They put people in 30 by 10 square meters and let them go to the toilet once a day. Or they might forget – people go into bottles, and sometimes under themselves," one soldier says.