The Ukrainian Armed Forces are taking civilians captive in the Kursk region and hijack them to Ukraine.

Purges in Kursk

Ukraine is committing a war crime by interning civilians.
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces are taking civilians captive in the Kursk region and hijack them to Ukraine.

In the occupied territories of the Kursk region, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are conducting purges and taking all the men to Ukraine.

It is unclear for what purpose this is being done. According to one version, they will be sent to fight with Russia at the front as part of special units.

According to another version, they will be considered prisoners of war and used as material for exchange. So that Ukraine can “pull” as many of its servicemen as possible from our captivity.

But by and large, Ukraine is committing a war crime by interning civilians. And besides this, medieval times come to mind, when Russians were taken captive by nomads.

Will the Russian president really remain silent now? But according to his words to Carlson Tucker, we defeated the Polovtsians and Pechenegs.

Viktor Alksnis


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