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Also new and unique video very rare to see.
 
So who is killing whom in these three videos? Ukrainians were the dead ones, or Russians?
 
Also new and unique video very rare to see.
Well not very rare now, the first two are circulating in lots of grupos and pages now. The third one is rare, yes, I'd like to know more and found more like these
 

Ukraine Names Unarmed and Smoking Soldier Brutally Executed by the Russians​


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Ukraine has vowed to find the Russian soldiers who apparently killed an unarmed Ukrainian prisoner of war, after graphic footage emerged online.

"We will find the murderers," President Volodymyr Zelensky said late on Monday.
In the video, the Ukrainian soldier is seen smoking a cigarette in a trench. He says "Glory to Ukraine!" before being shot with automatic weapons.
Citing preliminary information, Ukraine's military named the soldier as Tymofiy Shadura.

The 30th Separate Mechanised Brigade said he was last seen on 3 February near the eastern city of Bakhmut - the scene of fierce fighting in recent months.

"Currently, the body of our serviceman is in the temporarily occupied territory," the statement said. It added the identification could be completed after the body was returned.

Before the soldier was named, Mr Shadura's sister told the BBC: "My brother would certainly be capable of standing up to the Russians like that.
"He never hid the truth in his life and certainly wouldn't do so in front of the enemy."
However, there is some doubt over the identity of the soldier, with one well-known Ukrainian journalist naming him as somebody else.

In the footage, one of the shooters - believed to be a Russian soldier - is heard saying "die" and using an expletive after the prisoner of war (POW) is shot dead.
The alleged killer or killers - who are not seen in the clip - have not been identified.
The BBC has not verified where and when the footage was made, or how the soldier was captured. It first emerged on social media on Monday.

Russia has not publicly commented on the incident.

The general staff of Ukraine's armed forces said: "The shooting of an unarmed prisoner is a cynical and brazen disregard for the norms of international humanitarian law and the customs of war. This is what worthless murderers do, not warriors.

"The Russian occupiers have once again shown that their main goal in Ukraine is the brutal extermination of Ukrainians."

Kyiv and its Western allies have accused Russian troops of committing mass war crimes since President Vladimir Putin launched a full scale-invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022. Russia denies the allegations.

 
 


 
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"Their blood is still fresh. Film all of them!"- Wagner chief slams Kremlin officials in graphic new video​




The head of Russian private military company Wagner has launched an expletive-filled verbal attack on Kremlin officials in a graphic new video in which he appears beside what he says are the bodies of his mercenaries killed fighting in Ukraine.

“These guys here are Wagner PMC [men] who died today. The blood is still fresh. Film all of them!” Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin says in the video posted to social media.

Prigozhin last month threatened to withdraw his mercenaries from the embattled eastern city of Bakhmut if they don't receive more munitions to continue the fight.

In the new video, he reiterated his call for munitions, urging Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Chief of General Staff of the Russian Armed forces Valery Gerasimov to look at the bodies.

“These are someone's fucking fathers and someone's sons. And you fuckers who aren't giving us ammunition, you bitches, will have your guts eaten out in hell!”, Prigozhin says in the video. “You sit there in your luxury clubs, your kids are addicted to shooting clips for YouTube. You think you are the masters of this life? You think you can dispose of their lives? If you have warehouses full of ammunition, then you do.”

Prigozhin, whose forces have played a key role in Russian assaults on Ukrainian territory, has often clashed with Putin’s generals and other defense officials in Moscow.

He has complained for well over a month of receiving insufficient support from the Kremlin in the grueling fight for Bakhmut.

“This is simple math," he says in the video. "If you give the normal amount of ammunition, there would be five times less [dead]. They came here as volunteers and are dying so you can sit like fat cats in your luxury offices.”
 
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