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Perhaps it was supposed to mean "silent" regime, as in all is quiet...?"Silence regime"? What is that?
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Perhaps it was supposed to mean "silent" regime, as in all is quiet...?"Silence regime"? What is that?
Pretty much. I looked it up. Its basically a cease fire.Perhaps it was supposed to mean "silent" regime, as in all is quiet...?
Not one bit.Does this surprise us? No?
US confirms it has REOPENED the embassy in Kyiv after three months
Diplomats raised the Stars and Stripes over the U.S. embassy in Kyiv on Wednesday, signaling that it was open for business again after shutting down three months ago before Russia invaded Ukraine.www.dailymail.co.uk
Good news
I'm glad the Red Cross is doing something useful and registering them. This whole Azovstal thing has me very unsettled. JMO
MAY 19, 2022
WARNING: GRAPHIC PHOTOS
They were husbands and fathers, grocery store and factory workers who lived ordinary civilian lives before the war. But with restrictions on men leaving the country, coupled with a resolve to protect their communities, most of the men joined various defense forces in the days before they were killed. Nearly all of them lived within walking distance of the courtyard in which their bodies would later lie.New Evidence Shows How Russian Soldiers Executed Men in Bucha (Published 2022)
Witness testimony and videos obtained by The New York Times show how Russian paratroopers executed at least eight Ukrainian men in a Kyiv suburb on March 4, a potential war crime.www.nytimes.com
MAY 20, 2022
[...]Ukrainian troops surrendering at Mariupol registered as POWs
Russia says hundreds more fighters have emerged from the Mariupol stronghold where they made their last stand and surrendered.apnews.com
The International Committee of the Red Cross gathered personal information from hundreds of the soldiers — name, date of birth, closest relative — and registered them as prisoners of war, as part of its role in ensuring the humane treatment of POWs under the Geneva Conventions.
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At least some of the fighters were taken by the Russians to a former penal colony in territory controlled by Moscow-backed separatists. Others were hospitalized, according to a separatist official.
But an undisclosed number remained in the warren of bunkers and tunnels in the sprawling plant.
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While Ukraine expressed hope for a prisoner exchange, Russian authorities have threatened to investigate some of the Azovstal fighters for war crimes and put them on trial, branding them “Nazis” and criminals.
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