Since the beginning the illegal invasion by Russia into Ukraine it has completely disregarded the Geneva Conventions. As this war grinds on Russia is worse and worse rather than resolving to seek peace. The sanctions important and should continue, but, there needs to be discussions among NATO and allies what character this conflict will begin to take for the end of these rouge countries.
Russia has no right to disturb the actions of Americans. Taking these men and then charging them as criminals is illegal and the actions of a rouge country.
While Russia is causing nothing but death and destruction the rest of the world is starving. This is what Russia wants. It wants to kill others because it hate us. If there is no use for a country or it's people then it sees death as a real answer. This is more than genocide of Ukraine, it is the genocide of every country that counted on Ukraine for it's food sources.
June 21, 2022By Celina Tebor, Jorge L. Ortiz and John Bacon
Two American veterans (click here) who were captured by Russian-backed separatist forces in a battle near Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, earlier this month may face the death penalty, Russian spokesman Dmitry Peskov told NBC News.
Peskov said the fates of Andy Tai Ngoc Huynh, 27, and Army Sgt. Alexander Drueke, 39, will be decided by a Russian court. They were "involved in illegal activities... (and) should be punished," he said. He said they weren’t likely to be protected by Geneva Conventions afforded prisoners of war because they weren’t part of Ukraine’s regular army.
The State Department issued a statement calling on "the Russian government – as well as its proxies – to live up to their international obligations in their treatment of any individual, including those captured fighting in Ukraine."...
By Maksim Panasovskyi
The Ukrainian Navy (click here) may soon set a record for the sunk tonnage of the enemy fleet since the Second World War....
...It is noteworthy that in almost four months since the large-scale invasion, the Ukrainian Navy has not yet sent a single ship to the sea.
By Helene Cooper, Eric Schmitt and Julian E. Barnes