https://www.rferl.org/a/russian-neo-nazis-fighting-ukraine/31871760.html "I'm a Nazi. I’m a Nazi,” said one of the men, Aleksei Milchakov, who was the main focus of the video published on a Russian nationalist YouTube channel. “I'm not going to go deep and say, I’m a nationalist, a patriot, an imperialist, and so forth. I’ll say it outright: I’m a Nazi.”
They could promise up to $50 000 a month as well. People won't get any way. Due not surviving or being tricked, when coming back.
Well Putin, this is how you run a de-Nazification campaign, you have to fight real Nazis. Zelensky Vows to Defeat ‘Evil’ of Russia ‘Just as Nazism Was Defeated’ The president’s Victory in Europe Day speech came hours after a huge attack on Kyiv which injured five people and saw all 35 drones launched by Russia shot down. https://www.kyivpost.com/post/16767
How to stop Putin getting away with murder in Ukraine One of Ukraine’s most experienced war-crime lawyers says this is a make-or-break moment for international justice. https://www.politico.eu/article/vladimir-putin-war-crime-ukraine-russia-gyunduz-mamedov/
WTF! Prigo is back on the rag again? I thought they just worked this out. Maybe those two can go on Oprah, like Prince Harry and Me-Again Markle, and work it out. Putin's Ally Slams Russia Over Broken Promises On Ammunition For 'Starving' Mercenaries In Ukraine Story by Navdeep Yadav • Yesterday 11:00 PM Putin's Ally Slams Russia Over Broken Promises On Ammunition For 'Starving' Mercenaries In Ukraine© Provided by Benzinga Vladimir Putin’s ally and the chief of the Wagner Group slammed Moscow after he said his mercenaries had not yet received the ammunition Russia had promised. What Happened: Hours after saying they had started receiving the ammunition based on initial data, Yevgeny Prigozhin took a sharp U-turn slamming Putin's administration for not sending the promised ammunition, reported Reuters. Putin's Ally Slams Russia Over Broken Promises On Ammunition For 'Starving' Mercenaries In Ukraine (msn.com)
Prigo still working overtime to get Shoigu and Gerasimov removed. He seems to give Vlad a pass by blaming things on them. Things have been going poorly since the beginning. Vlad is totally responsible for knowing that and who is responsible. The chief of Russia's private mercenary group Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin on Tuesday accused the top generals of Russia of "deceiving" President Vladimir Putin over the war with Ukraine. The comment came after Yevgeny Prigozhin publicly expressed his disappointment over the troops of the Russian military, whom he accused of fleeing their position near Bakhmut in east Ukraine. "If all the tasks are being carried out in such a way as to deceive the commander-in-chief (Putin), then either he will rip your arse or the Russian people will, who will be angry that the war is lost," Prigozhin said. https://www.livemint.com/news/world...-amid-pulling-out-threats-11683623340036.html
Let's take a look at Putin's concentration camps. Putin's 'Nazi-style' ghettos where Ukrainians 'forced to work or fight' and 'left to die' https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1767916/putin-nazi-ghettos-sick-ukrainians Russia has been keeping Ukrainians in horrific "Nazi-style" filtration camps, an open-source investigation has claimed. Thousands of Ukrainians are reportedly being forced to work or fight on the frontline - while anyone too sick to do so is "left to die". The camps have been exposed by open source intelligence community Molfar, who put together and analyse publicly available information to form investigations. In a report they shared with the Sun, the shocking conditions of Russian filtration camps, reminiscent of the brutal Jewish ghettos created by the Nazis, have been exposed. According to the Ukrainian Ombudsman for Human Rights in Lyudmyla Denisov, network of these camps has been set up across Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine to "filter" civilians. Those forced to enter the camps have their fingerprints taken, phones checked and documents taken from them - reportedly with the intention of rooting out Ukrainian fighters. According to Molfar, those who remain are given certificates that allow them to travel in the areas around the camp or in and out of the city, while others are loaded onto trains and taken to remote parts of Russia. Horrific images reveal the overcrowding and lack of nutrition prevalent in the camps. Tuberculosis is also rife, and in at least one instance those infected were locked inside a school gym and denied medical care. Russia claims they are not forcibly moving Ukrainians into the camps, and refers to them only as evacuations. Anyone who tries to escape is detained and beaten. A man was reported to have died from his injuries from such an attempt at a camp in the village of Kozatske. Meanwhile, in December, the Office of the United Nations Commission for Human Rights reported that Russian security services had forcibly disappeared a woman who failed the "filtration process". Local Ukrainian reports suggest those who are loaded on to trains back to Russia are taken to remote parts of the country, such as Rostov and Krasnodar, in a strategy that constitutes a war crime under the 1949 Geneva Convention. Speaking to Ukrainian news site Ukrinform, Lyudmila Denisova says a witness reported 300 Ukrainians had been loaded onto a train bound for Siberia - while Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, claims at least 2 million 800 thousand Ukrainians have been deported to or forced to leave for Russia since February 2022. The United Nations estimates that there are 2.5 million Ukrainians who have been forcibly deported to Russia.