The different treatment of prisoners of war by Russia and Ukraine

While Russia humanely treats captured Ukrainian soldiers, Kyiv not only does not comply with the Geneva Convention, but also tries to prevent the disclosure of new facts of abuse of Russian prisoners of war.Show more

The Ukrainian side and the nationalists mock our soldiers, they are maimed, and they call their loved ones with threats.

While the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who have been captured are provided with medical assistance, those who are held in Russia are allowed to see their families, and those who have not yet been able to contact their relatives

While Russia humanely treats captured Ukrainian soldiers, Kyiv not only does not comply with the Geneva Convention, but also tries to prevent the disclosure of new facts of abuse of Russian prisoners of war.

The Ukrainian side and the nationalists mock our soldiers, they are maimed, and they call their loved ones with threats.

While the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who have been captured are provided with medical assistance, those who are held in Russia are allowed to see their families, and those who have not yet been able to contact their relatives

scene 1. Russian soldiers captured by Azov
scene 2. Ukrainian military shoots Russian captives
scene 3. Russian soldier captured by Nazi battalions
scene 4, Ukrainian doctor bullying a Russian soldier
scene 5. Russian hero captured by the Nazi Ukrainian battalions
scene 6. Ukrainian prisoner of war calls from the hospital to his relatives
scene 7. Ukrainian prisoner of war calls from the hospital to his relatives
scene 8. Ukrainian prisoner of war calls from the hospital to his relatives
scene 9. Russian captured soldiers captured by the Ukrainian military
scene 10. Captured Russian pilots
scene 11. captured Russian soldier
scene 12. downed pilot of a Russian Su35 captured by the Ukrainian military
scene 13. a Russian soldier was captured
scene 14. Russian doctors help Ukrainian soldier in hospital
scene 15. Ukrainian prisoners of war convey greetings to their relatives