Newly-Released Video Footage Shows Russian Troops Executing 4 Surrendering Ukrainian Soldiers in Cold Blood

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Video shows 4 captive Ukrainian troops killed by men identified as Russian forces

Multiple videos of POW killings have appeared online, some posted by Russian soldiers themselves, she noted, suggesting an environment of broad impunity.

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A video of Ukrainian POWs killed by men identified as Russians raises questions on accountability

Ukrainian prosecutors and United Nations officials say such extrajudicial killings of Ukrainian POWs — a crime under international law — have surged and are being encouraged by high-ranking Russian officials.

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Video appears to show Russians executing Ukrainian POWs in cold blood

Disturbing video has emerged that appears to show Russian soldiers executing surrendered Ukrainians on the battlefield. The Associated Press released the footage on Thursday, claiming it was provided by a European military official on condition of anonymity.

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