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Ukrainian soldiers accuse Russian Abuse in captivity
three Ukraine Soldiers say they were wounded and captured Russia They accused their captives of torture and psychological stress on Monday after enduring one of the largest fighting of the war and their subsequent release.These men were part of a force that spent weeks fighting at a giant steel mill in the southern port Mariupol He told a news conference after Russia’s February 24 invasion Kyiv Their captors wanted to force them to confess to crimes against civilians.
iran says us delay the nuclear deal, us see progress
Iran accuses U.S. Efforts to revive Tehran’s 2015 nuclear deal were delayed on Monday – an allegation denied Washingtonwhich indicates that the transaction is closer than it was two weeks ago, because the apparent Iranian flexibility.After 16 months of on-and-off, indirect U.S.-Iran talks, European With EU officials weaving between the two sides, a senior EU official said on Aug. 8 that it had drawn up a final offer and expected a response in “very, very weeks”.
Ukrainian capital ban independence Day celebrate, fear Russian attack
capital of ukraine Kyiv Public celebrations to commemorate independence banned this week Soviet Union rules, citing higher threats Russian attack in war United Nations It said on Monday it had killed nearly 5,600 civilians, including many children. near the front lines in the south of the country, Ukraine Say Russia rockets to several towns north and west of Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, Russian troops shortly after the invasion Ukraine in February.
Brazilian Lula Support free elections in Venezuela
luis inacio of brazil Lula Da Silva wants to see free elections Venezuela The former president and current left-wing presidential candidate said Monday that his country enjoys a democratic alternation of power. However, Lula He added that he did not agree with Western countries’ recognition of the former National Assembly Speaker and Opposition Leader juan guaido Become Venezuela’s legitimate leader after controversial president’s re-election Nicolas Maduro 2018.
‘It’s like sitting on a powder keg,’ says a nearby Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
People living near Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, located in the south Ukrainesaid on Monday that they feared potentially catastrophic consequences if hit by a shell. Russia and Ukraine repeatedly accused each other of shooting Zaporozhye facilities, close to town Ennajodar Pro-Moscow forces are now in control.
Russia accuses Ukraine killing the daughter of a nationalist, Putin give her an award
Russia Federal Security Service Ukrainian Secret Service accused of killing Daria on Monday UEFAdaughter of ultranationalist, in nearby car bomb attack Moscow President Vladimir Putin called “evil”. UEFAwhose father Alexander Dugin was a famous theoretician who went down in a bomb on Saturday Toyota The Land Cruiser she drives, Russian investigators said.
Swedish police say they have lifted the Stockholm garden
Stockholm police have destroyed a bag containing explosives that was found in a London park. Sweden They said on Monday that further investigations were underway in the capital late Sunday night. The incident comes less than three weeks before the Sept. 11 election, when crime will be a major concern for voters.
Argentine prosecutors demand 12 years in prison for VP Kirchner
One Argentina Federal prosecutors on Monday demanded a 12-year prison sentence for the country’s former president and current vice president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, on corruption charges related to public works. Prosecutor Diego Luciani accused Fernandez de Kirchner of defrauding the state and participating in a scheme to embezzle public funds during his two presidential terms from 2007 to 2015.
America says yes Saudi Arab Sentencing of Rights Activists
This U.S. Raised ‘significant concerns’ Saudi Arab women’s rights activist Salma al-Shehab sentenced to 34 years in prison State Department said Monday. “We have raised our major concerns Saudi authorities,” State Department spokesman Ned price about giving Saudi Follow and retweet women who are dissidents and activists on Twitter.
us, United Nations Support new human rights training Colombia police
The Colombian National Police will be U.S. and United Nations The head of the force said on Monday it was aimed at preventing police abuses and human rights abuses.The plan is part of an effort, especially by the left-wing president’s new government Gustavo Petro, who changed police tactics after international criticism of the excessive use of force that killed dozens of civilians during anti-government protests over the past few years.
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