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Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Executing Injured Prisoners, Opens Probe Into Shootings
Ukrainian authorities said on Sunday they had opened an investigation into alleged shootings by Russian forces of six unarmed Ukrainian soldiers in the city of Avdiivka, and two at a village in the same region, after Russia claimed full control of th
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Russian Soldiers Execute Surrendered Ukrainian Troops, Probe Launched
Several news outlets in Ukraine have condemned the incident saying it shows how Vladimir Putin's forces "are simply not human".
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Ukraine War: Russia Executing Soldiers Who Refuse To Follow Orders, Says White House
White House spokesperson John Kirby said threats to execute the soldiers was barbaric.
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Saudi Arabia Executes Two Soldiers For "Military Treason"
Saudi Arabia executed two soldiers, including a pilot, on Thursday after they were convicted of "military treason", the defence ministry said, without providing further detail on the charges.
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Ukraine Confirms Identity Of Captive Soldier Executed By Russia
Ukraine's SBU security services on Sunday confirmed the identity of a Ukrainian soldier killed by a hail of bullets, in an execution video that went viral.
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"Fish's Head Is Rotten": Blogger On Murmurs Among Russian Soldiers
Some Russian officers fighting in Ukraine are unhappy with the military top brass and President Putin because of the poor execution of the war, an influential nationalist Russian blogger said after visiting the conflict zone, Reuters reported.
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Ukraine Journalist Was "Executed In Cold Blood" By Russian Forces: Report
Russian soldiers killed Ukrainian photojournalist Maks Levin in March, possibly after having tortured him, media rights group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said in an investigation published Wednesday.
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US Approves Soldier's Extradition To Japan Over Carlos Ghosn Escape
The United States has given the green light to extradite a former special forces soldier and his son to Japan for assisting auto executive Carlos Ghosn's daring escape, although a judge Thursday put their transfer on hold.
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Year After Pulwama Terror Attack, NIA Investigation Reaches Dead End
The National Investigation Agency's probe into last year's Pulwama terror attack, in which 40 CRPF soldiers were killed, has virtually reached a dead end with five people-who were either conspirators or executed the attack-being eliminated by security forces in encounters.
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Imran Khan's Message To Pak Army Against "Indian Aggression"
Pakistan's top security body on Thursday said the country was "not involved in any way" in the Pulwama terror attack in which 40 CRPF soldiers died last week, and said it was "conceived, planned and executed indigenously" as Prime Minister Imran Khan authorised the military to respond "decisively" to any aggression by India.
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UK Historian Wants Soldier's Skull, Taken As 'War Trophy', Buried In India
The skull of an Indian soldier who was among those executed after the revolt of 1857 against the East India Company should be repatriated to India and buried where he participated in his last battle, said a British historian, associated with British Imperial History at Queen Mary College in London.
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15 Years After Saddam Hussein's Fall, Iraqi Hopes Fade
Fifteen years ago, Abu Ali was thrilled to see American soldiers enter Baghdad. "The tyrant is finished," he remembers saying, imagining a bright future for Iraq without Saddam Hussein.
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'We Share Details After Execution': Army Chief Rawat On Call For Action
Amid the raucous call for retaliation for the murder and mutilation of two Indian soldiers at the Line of Control, Army chief General Bipin Rawat today provided a cryptic response.
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Iraq Executes 36 Convicted In ISIS Massacre Of Hundreds Of Soldiers
Iraq on Sunday hanged 36 men convicted over the 2014 massacre by Sunni jihadists and allied militants of hundreds of military recruits, officials said.
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Amid PM Modi's $150 Billion Push, Veil On Army Lifted: Foreign Media
For private-sector executives in India who normally get only snippets of information to design components of complex military hardware, climbing into tanks and talking to combat soldiers is an eye-opener.
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Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Executing Injured Prisoners, Opens Probe Into Shootings
Ukrainian authorities said on Sunday they had opened an investigation into alleged shootings by Russian forces of six unarmed Ukrainian soldiers in the city of Avdiivka, and two at a village in the same region, after Russia claimed full control of th
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Russian Soldiers Execute Surrendered Ukrainian Troops, Probe Launched
Several news outlets in Ukraine have condemned the incident saying it shows how Vladimir Putin's forces "are simply not human".
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Ukraine War: Russia Executing Soldiers Who Refuse To Follow Orders, Says White House
White House spokesperson John Kirby said threats to execute the soldiers was barbaric.
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Saudi Arabia Executes Two Soldiers For "Military Treason"
Saudi Arabia executed two soldiers, including a pilot, on Thursday after they were convicted of "military treason", the defence ministry said, without providing further detail on the charges.
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Ukraine Confirms Identity Of Captive Soldier Executed By Russia
Ukraine's SBU security services on Sunday confirmed the identity of a Ukrainian soldier killed by a hail of bullets, in an execution video that went viral.
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"Fish's Head Is Rotten": Blogger On Murmurs Among Russian Soldiers
Some Russian officers fighting in Ukraine are unhappy with the military top brass and President Putin because of the poor execution of the war, an influential nationalist Russian blogger said after visiting the conflict zone, Reuters reported.
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Ukraine Journalist Was "Executed In Cold Blood" By Russian Forces: Report
Russian soldiers killed Ukrainian photojournalist Maks Levin in March, possibly after having tortured him, media rights group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said in an investigation published Wednesday.
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US Approves Soldier's Extradition To Japan Over Carlos Ghosn Escape
The United States has given the green light to extradite a former special forces soldier and his son to Japan for assisting auto executive Carlos Ghosn's daring escape, although a judge Thursday put their transfer on hold.
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Year After Pulwama Terror Attack, NIA Investigation Reaches Dead End
The National Investigation Agency's probe into last year's Pulwama terror attack, in which 40 CRPF soldiers were killed, has virtually reached a dead end with five people-who were either conspirators or executed the attack-being eliminated by security forces in encounters.
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Imran Khan's Message To Pak Army Against "Indian Aggression"
Pakistan's top security body on Thursday said the country was "not involved in any way" in the Pulwama terror attack in which 40 CRPF soldiers died last week, and said it was "conceived, planned and executed indigenously" as Prime Minister Imran Khan authorised the military to respond "decisively" to any aggression by India.
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UK Historian Wants Soldier's Skull, Taken As 'War Trophy', Buried In India
The skull of an Indian soldier who was among those executed after the revolt of 1857 against the East India Company should be repatriated to India and buried where he participated in his last battle, said a British historian, associated with British Imperial History at Queen Mary College in London.
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15 Years After Saddam Hussein's Fall, Iraqi Hopes Fade
Fifteen years ago, Abu Ali was thrilled to see American soldiers enter Baghdad. "The tyrant is finished," he remembers saying, imagining a bright future for Iraq without Saddam Hussein.
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'We Share Details After Execution': Army Chief Rawat On Call For Action
Amid the raucous call for retaliation for the murder and mutilation of two Indian soldiers at the Line of Control, Army chief General Bipin Rawat today provided a cryptic response.
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Iraq Executes 36 Convicted In ISIS Massacre Of Hundreds Of Soldiers
Iraq on Sunday hanged 36 men convicted over the 2014 massacre by Sunni jihadists and allied militants of hundreds of military recruits, officials said.
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Amid PM Modi's $150 Billion Push, Veil On Army Lifted: Foreign Media
For private-sector executives in India who normally get only snippets of information to design components of complex military hardware, climbing into tanks and talking to combat soldiers is an eye-opener.
