The Ukrainian Prosecutor General’s Office launched an investigation on Wednesday into the alleged execution of two captured Ukrainian servicemen by the Russian military in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region last month. The move follows the release of a video by Ukrainian news agency UNIAN on Wednesday, which appears to show two Ukrainian prisoners being forced into a ditch and then executed at close range by two Russian soldiers.

The main events of July 10 Vladimir Zelensky with the Minister of Defense of Belgium, People Dedarer (left) and Prime Minister of Belgium Alexander de Koo (right) before meeting with pilots, instructors and employees of the F-16 fighters at the Milsbruk military airport. Photo: Olivier Hoslet / EPA-EFE A video of the alleged execution of captured fighters of the Armed Forces in the Zaporizhzhya region appeared on the network. The Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine began the investigation.

EPA-EFE/CRISTOBAL HERRERA-ULASHKEVICH Photo: EPA-EFE/CRISTOBAL HERRERA-ULASHKEVICH US President Joe Biden and the Danish and Dutch prime ministers all confirmed on Wednesday that the delivery of the first batch of 24 Dutch and Danish F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine had begun .

A blow to the children's hospital in Kyiv was inflicted by Russian K-101 missiles capable of bypassing the air defense system. We tell you that they know about them Fragments of the rocket X-101. Photo: Danylo Antoniuk / Anadolu / Vida Press Terrorist act Only on July 8, at least 43 were killed as a result of the missile shelling of Ukraine and more than 190 civilians were injured. Only in Kyiv 34 people were killed.

The Ukrainian agency UNIAN published a video recording in which, as journalists claim, Russian soldiers shoot two captured Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers in the Zaporizhzhya direction in the combat zone. The authenticity of the footage has not been confirmed. The agency's publication states that the Ukrainian prisoners could have been shot by Russian soldiers from the 70th motorized rifle regiment.

The Russian Prosecutor General’s Office declared The Moscow Times, a Netherlands-based independent media outlet reporting on Russia, an “undesirable organisation” on Wednesday.

The process of transferring the first batch of F-16 fighters to Ukraine has begun, Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, and US President Joe Biden announced at the NATO summit. The first batch includes 24 aircraft from the Netherlands and 19 from Denmark. It is expected that fighters from Belgium and Norway will be delivered to Ukraine later.

The Prosecutor General's Office has declared The Moscow Times an "undesirable organization." This was reported by the press service of the department. The Prosecutor General's Office noted that the founder and owner of the publication is a citizen of the Netherlands, who also heads the foreign non-governmental organizations Stichting Potamos, Stichting 2 Oktober and TVR Studios BV (TV channel Dozhd).

Photo: SOTAvision Photo: SOTAvision Russian opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza has been granted access to his lawyer in the prison hospital to which he was transferred last week, his lawyer said on Wednesday. Kara Murza remained in a “stable” condition, Vadim Prokhorov wrote on Facebook, reiterating however that his client suffers from polyneuropathy — severe nerve damage likely caused by two poisoning attempts in 2015 and 2017.

Thirty years of Lukashenko’s dictatorship in pictures Alexander Lukashenko addresses a meeting of the Komsomol in Minsk, 29 October 1998. Photo: EPA-PHOTO/EPA/Victor DRACHEV/STR/vk/fob/ow Thirty years ago today, a 39-year-old collective farm director named Alexander Lukashenko stormed to victory in Belarus’s first, and so far only, free election.

An employee of the football club Zenit and the Russian Football Union (RFU) Maria Izmailova was suspended from work after she demanded that fans not unfurl the flag of the Espanyol unit fighting in Ukraine on the side of the Russian Armed Forces. This was reported to 78.ru by the RFU communications service. The incident occurred on July 7 in St. Petersburg at Nova Arena during a match between St. Petersburg's Kristall and Moscow's Spartak.

Political analyst Vladimir Pastukhov - on a hit in a children's hospital in Kyiv, peace negotiations and terror in the Russian Federation. Interview with Kirill Martynov Kirill Martynov talked with political scientist Vladimir Pastukhov about the main events of recent times. - How did the war come to the blow of Russia in a children's hospital in Kyiv? How will this tragedy change the relationship of Russians and Ukrainians? And will it affect the course of the negotiation process?

Yevgenia Berkovich awaits her verdict at a military court in Moscow, 8 July 2024. Photo: EPA-EFE / STRINGER Director Yevgenia Berkovich has made her first public comment since she and playwright Svetlana Petriychuk were both sentenced to six years in prison on Monday for their production of a play that was ruled by a Moscow court to have “justified terrorism”.

Former schema-abbot of the Sredneuralsk women's monastery, Father Sergius (Nikolai Romanov), asked Vladimir Putin for a pardon. The text of the appeal was published by %C2%BB.) URA.ru. In his address, the former schema-abbot reported that he had helped in the construction of 20 churches and five monasteries in the Sverdlovsk region, and that since 2014 he had brought families with children from the war zone in Ukraine.

Soon, information about the help of the military was deleted The Moscow Club Project Hunters Party, whose cinema worshipers were torn by security forces, announced the "change of format" and the resumption of work. The organizers promised to transfer part of the income to the “Help Fund in the Rehabilitation of Switch Participants”. What happened?