In Mariupol, the occupants condemned 11 AFU soldiers in a week
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Russians are organising illegal trials of Ukrainian prisoners of war.
Russian occupiers have sentenced 11 Mariupol defenders to long prison terms in the past week alone. This was written in Telegram by the adviser to the city mayor, Petro Andryushchenko.
Only for this week the occupiers illegally convicted 11 defenders of Mariupol in captivity. On fictitious and falsified charges. On average up to 25 years of imprisonment each," he wrote.
He noted that this is practically not talked about.
Now remember how much you read about it? Where did you hear it from? I can answer that. At centre stage no matter how you spin it, you still get zero. I don't know why there is no attention to this war crime of Russians from anyone but those close to us, our regional publics and the media," Andryushchenko pointed out.
The mayor's counsellor drew particular attention to the lack of an official response.
I don't know how to properly act in the opposite direction. I only know that all this is wrong and it shouldn't be like this," he concluded.
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