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© 2022 AFPUkraine steelworks troops surrender as Russian soldier says sorry
By Charlotte PLANTIVE and Dmitry ZAKS KYIV©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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UChosePoorly
Bronco - would you be so kind as to let the rest of us know which Article of the Geneva Conventions states this?
UChosePoorly
All - please do not listen the the first poster. He is trying to spread disinformation for some reason or another. If you don't believe me, then you are more than welcome to check out Articles 99-108 (Section III - Judicial Proceedings) of the Geneva Conventions (link below).
https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/documents/atrocity-crimes/Doc.32_GC-III-EN.pdf
UChosePoorly
ART. 99. — No prisoner of war may be tried or sentenced for an act which is not forbidden by the law of the Detaining Power or by international law, in force at the time the said act was committed. No moral or physical coercion may be exerted on a prisoner of war in order to induce him to admit himself guilty of the act of which he is accused. No prisoner of war may be convicted without having had an opportunity to present his defence and the assistance of a qualified advocate or counsel.
IOW, if murder is against the law in Ukraine, and Ukraine's own troops can be charged with murder, so can the invaders.
The articles outline a series of rights and protections for POWs, but they don't get to just murder people.
The Avenger
Know the names of the Republican Putin supporters...
Ten other Republican senators joined Paul in voting against the motion to advance the security package on Monday; many of these senators made supportive statements about Ukraine’s plight following Russia’s invasion:
Marsha Blackburn (Tenn.)
John Boozman (Ark.)
Mike Braun (Ind.)
Mike Crapo (Idaho)
Bill Hagerty (Tenn.)
Josh Hawley (Mo.)
Mike Lee (Utah)
Roger Marshall (Kan.)
Tommy Tuberville (Ala.)
Cynthia Lummis (Wyo.)
Bob Fosse
Here we go again.
RichardPearce
Yes, that it has apparently been completely forgotten that it was only a few years ago that the, ahem, defenders of Mariupol (who retreated to the tunnels while the, ahem, invaders of Mariupol swept through and mostly moved on to where the front line was) had to fight their blood soaked way INTO Mariupol and STAYED to keep control on behalf of the Kiev regime is indeed emblematic of what is going on in what once was a democratic, stable Ukraine.
Just as emblematic as the municipal workers restoring the signs that Kiev had demanded be removed and local politicians staging photo ops around the restored signs.
Yrral
Only reason the war in ground to a halt,their is lots of rivers in Ukraine,these roads were built by Russian,for war during Soviet Times , lots of these Ukrainain got no more than a gun,they cannot call for backup , Russian are bombing morning day and nights
mz16
Now show how Ukrainian army treats Russian POWs and see the stark difference.
plasticmonkey
So says the Moscow regime and Putin's puppets, both inside and outside Russia.
Ukraine's is a legitimate, democratically-elected government. And Ukraine is an independent sovereign state. Period.
UChosePoorly
PM - the spelling "Kiev" is a tell, for sure
ReynardFox
Shoulda stayed in school, kid.
Rodney
the Geneva Convention doesn’t cover the Azov Nazis. This will interesting to see what legal status they have.
UChosePoorly
Rodney, the Geneva Conventions still apply regardless of what the detaining power says about the combatants. Interesting that you would re-copy the OP’s disinformation. Why would you do that!
UChosePoorly
Rodney, please familiarize yourself with the Geneva Conventions so that we can discuss!
https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/documents/atrocity-crimes/Doc.32_GC-III-EN.pdf
Khaos
There is literally nothing about a Russian solider saying "sorry". The word doesn't even appear in the article, aside from the title.