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On July 29, 2022 ''[[Reuters]]'' reported the prisoner-of-war camp at Elenovka was hit by a U.S.-built [[HIMAR]],<ref>https://youtu.be/xOpXJbE-HIc</ref> causing the deaths of 40 prisoners and 13 guards and prison employees.<ref>https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-40-ukrainian-pows-killed-by-ukrainian-missile-strike-donetsk-prison-2022-07-29/</ref> At least one hundred other prisoners were injured. Sources reported that captured Ukrainian prisoners-of-war were giving up much critical information on U.S./Ukraine/NATO operations and illegal weapon's transfers, including arms to [[Kurdish]] [[terrorist]]s in [[Syria]] to be used against [[NATO]] member [[Turkiye]].<ref>https://youtu.be/I9mKoOLSvmc</ref> Ukraine forces on the battlefield attempting to surrender have been documented to have been executed by Ukrainian commanders. A bill was introduced into the Ukrainian parliament granting legal authority to Ukrainian commanders to execute Ukrainian soldiers who wanted to surrender. Morale was reported to have fallen in recent weeks among Azov Battalion detainees at Elenovka as they realized the Kyiv regime was not negotiating their exchange for Russian POWs, and they began giving up more information in exchange for more lenient sentences for [[war crimes]]. The [[Pentagon]] claimed the Ukrainian strike on its own personnel was 'accidental'.<ref>https://en.rua.gr/2022/07/30/the-pentagon-leaked-zelensky-ukrainians-hit-the-prison-with-azov-fighters/</ref><ref>https://socialbites.ca/latest-news/67370.html</ref> Prominent Ukrainian neo-Nazi Andriy Biletsky vowed revenge against "whoever did this."<ref>https://twitter.com/Levi_godman/status/1553062852159750146</ref>
On July 29, 2022 ''[[Reuters]]'' reported the prisoner-of-war camp at Elenovka was hit by a U.S.-built [[HIMAR]],<ref>https://youtu.be/xOpXJbE-HIc</ref> causing the deaths of 40 prisoners and 13 guards and prison employees.<ref>https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-40-ukrainian-pows-killed-by-ukrainian-missile-strike-donetsk-prison-2022-07-29/</ref> At least one hundred other prisoners were injured. Sources reported that captured Ukrainian prisoners-of-war were giving up much critical information on U.S./Ukraine/NATO operations and illegal weapon's transfers, including arms to [[Kurdish]] [[terrorist]]s in [[Syria]] to be used against [[NATO]] member [[Turkiye]].<ref>https://youtu.be/I9mKoOLSvmc</ref> Ukraine forces on the battlefield attempting to surrender have been documented to have been executed by Ukrainian commanders. A bill was introduced into the Ukrainian parliament granting legal authority to Ukrainian commanders to execute Ukrainian soldiers who wanted to surrender. Morale was reported to have fallen in recent weeks among Azov Battalion detainees at Elenovka as they realized the Kyiv regime was not negotiating their exchange for Russian POWs, and they began giving up more information in exchange for more lenient sentences for [[war crimes]]. The [[Pentagon]] claimed the Ukrainian strike on its own personnel was 'accidental'.<ref>https://en.rua.gr/2022/07/30/the-pentagon-leaked-zelensky-ukrainians-hit-the-prison-with-azov-fighters/</ref><ref>https://socialbites.ca/latest-news/67370.html</ref> Prominent Ukrainian neo-Nazi Andriy Biletsky vowed revenge against "whoever did this."<ref>https://twitter.com/Levi_godman/status/1553062852159750146</ref>
On August 14, 2023 just over an hour after Biden foreign minister [[Antony Blinken]] announced another $200 million in military aid to Kiev, Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky published a video depicting what he called an “open conversation” with Ukraine’s 3rd Separate Assault Brigade, the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion. “I am grateful to everyone who defends our country and people, who brings our victory closer,” Zelensky wrote, following his encounter with the unit on the outskirts of [[Bakhmut]]. “The 3rd separate assault brigade, excellent fighters,” Zelensky wrote in a [[Twitter]] post which also alluded to a separate meeting with the [[Aidar Battalion]], another [[neo-fascist]] outfit that has been accused of war crimes by [[Amnesty International]]. “They have stopped the enemy from advancing towards Kostiantynivka and pushed the occupiers back up to 8 kilometers.”<ref>https://thegrayzone.com/2023/08/16/zelensky-ukraines-notorious-neo-nazi/</ref>
On August 14, 2023, just over an hour after Biden foreign minister [[Antony Blinken]] announced another $200 million in military aid to Kiev, Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky published a video depicting what he called an “open conversation” with Ukraine's 3rd Separate Assault Brigade, the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion. “I am grateful to everyone who defends our country and people, who brings our victory closer,” Zelensky wrote, following his encounter with the unit on the outskirts of [[Bakhmut]]. “The 3rd separate assault brigade, excellent fighters,” Zelensky wrote in a [[Twitter]] post which also alluded to a separate meeting with the [[Aidar Battalion]], another [[neo-fascist]] outfit that has been accused of war crimes by [[Amnesty International]]. “They have stopped the enemy from advancing towards Kostiantynivka and pushed the occupiers back up to 8 kilometers.”<ref>https://thegrayzone.com/2023/08/16/zelensky-ukraines-notorious-neo-nazi/</ref>
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