Military expert Dmitry Snegirev told this in an interview with focus. He notes that the Nazis acted during the Second World War, covering themselves with prisoners during attacks, and sent them to exchange mine fields with their bodies. The same is done by Russian invaders, says the expert. "It is not necessary to forget about the constant cases of shootings of already romant Ukrainian military," emphasizes Dmitry Snegirev.
Under Avdiivka, the army of the Russian Federation shot Ukrainian fighters who were ready to be captured because they had ended ammunition and just had nothing to reflect. military crimes, the analyst emphasizes. This clearly demonstrates that there is no principles of the Geneva Convention for Russia, which protects the rights of prisoners of war. The network appeared on the network from the front lines on which Russian invaders fire from the back of prisoners of war.
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