Russians execute six Ukrainian POWs on Pokrovsk front – Prosecutor General's Office

Ukrainska Pravda

Ukrainska Pravda

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Despite prosecutors arguing for an eight-year prison sentence, Bestuzhev was given an unusually lenient five-year-and-three-month suspended sentence and was set free in court.
Novaya Gazeta. Europe
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His wife Viktoria, who worked at the same tank factory, Russia's largest, was handed a 12-1/2 year sentence last month after being convicted of selling technical blueprints to Ukrainian officials for 100,000 roubles or just over $1,000.
The Gazette
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's purge of his top military officials continued with the arrest of Major General Mirza Mirzaev.
Newsweek
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Mukhametov "partially admitted his guilt" and was sentenced to 16 years in prison.
The Moscow Times

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