War crimes of Russian troops: CNN reveals shocking evidence!

On May 21, the American television channel CNN made public a horrifying audio and video recording provided by Ukrainian intelligence. These materials are seen as new evidence confirming that Russian army commanders gave orders to execute surrendered Ukrainian soldiers in violation of international law.

In the audio recordings provided by the Ukrainian special services, an unknown Russian officer, operating under the call signs "Arta" and "Bely", can be heard repeatedly ordering his subordinates to capture only the commander of the captured Ukrainian soldiers and brutally execute the rest. According to the information obtained, this conversation was recorded on an unknown date in November 2024, from 12:05 to 12:31 near the village of Novodarivka in the Zaporizhia region.

CNN has combined these audio recordings with a video shot by a drone at the same time and in the same area, and brought them to the attention of the general public. The video footage shows six Ukrainian soldiers lying on the ground. Then at least two of them are shot at close range. Another soldier, believed to be the commander of the killed soldiers, is taken away by Russian soldiers. The most terrifying thing is that the actions of the criminals during this execution clearly corresponded to the orders given over the radio.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced that this crime was committed by servicemen of the 394th Motorized Rifle Regiment of the 127th Division of the 5th Army of the Russian Army. The SBU also believes that other crimes were committed by this unit and is continuing its investigation in this direction.

This terrible fact, revealed by CNN, has caused a serious resonance in the international community. This situation once again shows how grossly human rights and international law are violated in military conflicts.

Zamin.uz editorial staff will continue to closely monitor the development of the situation in Ukraine. What measures do you think the international community should take against these crimes?