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A russian neo-Nazi Milchakov admits in one of his interviews that they tortured, mutilated or killed Ukrainian soldiers who were captured. At the same time, he is not talking about 2022, but specifically about 2014... which once again confirms the fact that Russian terrorists

‼️Russia is refusing to return the bodies of two tortured and executed Ukrainian children! According to data from human rights defenders Tygran Hovhannisyan was brutally tortured for 5 days and demanded to confess to preparing sabotage.

We remember too how Austrian foreign minister Spindlegger, just to please the Russian embassy, helped exfiltrate the Russian murderer Golovatov, responsible for these killings, when he was apprehended at the Vienna airport. Austria, the other Big Shill. bbc.com/news/world-eur…

Kama Jake Sullivan Archived

Kama Jake Sullivan Archived Don't make me tap the sign.

Congratulations! Everyone thanks to whom this has happened deserves a medal. And now, we need to acknowledge that all Kremlin assassins and spies know it for sure that, no matter what, Putin will get them out of prison sooner or later. Putin only needs to get enough hostages.

Russian opera singer Anna Netrebko will return to the stage after facing criticism for not condemning the Russian war against Ukraine. A gala concert with the Palm Beach Opera in Florida is said to be one of the upcoming performances. 🧵 (1/3) united24media.com/latest-news/ru…

When Russian fascists tell you that their "special military operation" is aimed at protecting the Russian-speaking population. Look at the eastern cities and regions of Ukraine, where before the war there was the largest russian-speaking population, and you will see with what

Americans who spent time in Russian captivity (after came to Russia on own their will) vs. Ukrainians who spent time in Russian captivity (after they fought protecting own country).

One utterly naive statement I irregularly come across by westerners is that if you do not commit a crime, you will be safe from imprisonment. That is ostensibly not the case.

An honor guard for murderers? Of course, it's Russia

"I have been beating her throughout the war and will continue to do so." A Russian woman from Surgut, Russia, admitted to regularly beating an illegally deported and adopted child from Mariupol, Ukraine. She uses ethnic slurs and threatens continued abuse. 1/

Ukraine was managed to return two children and one woman to the Ukrainian government-controlled territory. Also, the Ukrainian and Russian sides exchanged letters of prisoners of war. Ukraine once again expresses its maximum interest in returning our citizens home!

Some more thoughts on the prisoners release. It is good that innocent people came home. No doubt. All other aspects are bad, in particular: 1) Putin got what he wanted, Russian assassins have got more guarantees that they may do whatever they want, and return home as heroes; 2)

Let’s talk about "ordinary russians" who shouldn’t be punished for the actions of “their government.” It is ordinary russians who are murdering Ukrainians. 1/n

Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 Ordinary Russians think just like Putin. That’s why they are quite proud and excited that Putin decided to exterminate the Ukrainian nation and take over the land (with its huge natural resources). Russians know that this is how their evil empire extended always.

Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 Typical Russians are just like the typical Russians who kill/rape/torture in Ukraine. They have the same mentality.

Russia's Morozovsk airfield. No comments.

It's also the ordinary russian women over phone with her husband looting in Ukraine and confessing murders of civilians she has no problems with. Anyway, those captured phonecalls are both enraging and depressing - because that ordinary russian who supports murder and invasion.

Ever noticed a sudden flood of posts celebrating Russia's military, culture, or stunning landscapes right next to your friend’s birthday photos on Facebook? It’s not a coincidence. Russia is quietly waging a powerful campaign to rebuild its crumbling image—and it's happening