▶Latest >Some soldiers that were in the exclusion zone have been evacuated to a radiation medicine center in Belarus >Russia withdrawing some elements of forces around Kyiv into Belarus for redeployment to other axes - ISW >Russia claims it's signed up 16,000 recruits from the Middle East >BBC report Syrian soldiers are being offered $5000 per month to fight in Ukraine >Russia says it will "Drastically reduce" combat operations around Kyiv & Chernihiv >Ukrainian strike causes explosion at RU military base in Belgorod >Ukrainian forces recapture Irpin, northwest of capital >Russia has deployed Wagner Group mercs to eastern Ukraine- UK's MoD >Abramovich allegedly poisoned at peace talks, since recovered >Ukrainian partisans around Kherson continue to tie down RU units in the region >Russia abandons large scale objectives and claims "main goal" of war is to secure Donetsk & Luhansk oblasts >Missiles hit fuel depot in Lviv >Russians will likely make important progress in seizing the city of Mariupol in coming days - ISW >Ukraine claims to have killed Lt Gen Yakov Ryezantsev, the commander of the 49th Russian Southern District Army >If true, this is the 7th Russian General KIA (worst loss senior command since ww2) >UA forces sink alligator class landing ship at anchor in Berdyansk, 2 other ships damaged
For reference, here's a video of a lady walking out of her car, NEAR the red forest. WITHOUT digging in the soil or inhaling radioctive red forest smoke
For reference, one hour at the spot she sat at would be 29 chest x-rays (20 uSv per). Imagine going deeper into the forest, digging ditches, inhaling fumes, camping there
>>Some soldiers that were in the exclusion zone have been evacuated to a radiation medicine center in Belarus ARS huh where's the ARS I specificallt requested ARS
Hunter Sanders
UN reports evidence for 24 occasions of Russian banned weapon use.
>Some soldiers that were in the exclusion zone have been evacuated to a radiation medicine center in Belarus ahahaha, /uhg/ had to "develop their information" because they were caught lying about Russian soldiers getting ARS >pic rel, last time on /uhg/
>probably violates the Geneva Conventions It doesn't. There's literally no clause for it.
James Ross
>it probably violates the Geneva Convention Probably, since most of the corpses are individually identifiable, if not the POW's. Inevitably, some useful moron online will decide this is EXACTLY AS BAD as cluster munitions or deporting Ukrainians to far-flung parts of Russia. Because everything is equal in a vacuum.
Eh, they're extending language surrounding the use of POW's to include corpses, which does leave one to wonder why you'd bother keeping them alive, then
No, I mean the Geneva Convention was made before the internet, although cameras were still around for photos and whatnot. It specifically only cares about the mutilation or desecration of corpses. There's no clause against media taking photos and using them. And documentation of war isn't a crime.
Otherwise there's "bury soldiers with respect" but that's if you're able to. That's the closest they have.
Christopher Morgan
Most French people do not agree with the leftists, sanctions have been taken.
Jack Nguyen
NOOOOOO NOT THE HECKIN SCARY GENEVA CONVENTION
Connor Myers
Ukrainian is so dumb. Just write in Russian.
Christian Jones
Doesn't matter if faggots decide the Geneva Conventions cover anything that Twitter users get queasy about.
