Ukraine war: UN and Red Cross should investigate prison deaths, says Ukraine

Ukraine war: UN and Red Cross should investigate prison deaths, says 

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Ukraine has called for the United Nations and the Red Cross to be allowed to probe the deaths of further than 50 Ukrainian captures of war( POWs) in an attack in engaged home.

The Red Cross said it's seeking access to the captivity in order to help with emptying and treating the wounded.

Ukraine and Russia have indicted each other of attacking the camp.

Unverified Russian videotape footage of the fate shows a distraction of wrecked bunk beds and poorly charred bodies.

Exactly what happed at the captivity camp in Olenivka, which is controlled by the Russian- backed separatist Donetsk People's Republic, remains unclear.

Ukraine says the point was targeted by Russia in an trouble to destroy substantiation of torture and payoff. President Volodymyr Zelensky described the incident as a" deliberate Russian war crime."

For its part, Russia said the camp was hit by Ukrainian perfection rockets.

Those detained at the captivity are said to have included members of the Azov legion, who were captured defending the southern megacity of Mariupol in May and whom Russia has sought to depict asneo-Nazis and war culprits.

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Daniil Bezsonov, a spokesperson for the so- called Donetsk People's Republic, said the strike had been a" direct megahit on a barracks holding captures".

Russia's defence ministry said the strike had been carried out with US- made Himars ordnance and it indicted Ukraine of a" designedly executed" provocation. The ministry produced fractions of what it said were rockets fired by the Himars system.

But Ukraine denied that any rocket or ordnance strikes had been made.

An counsel to President Zelensky said the scene looked like wildfire, and that a bullet strike would have scattered the bodies.

Ukraine's general staff of the fortified forces called on the UN and the Red Cross to probe the deaths, claiming that Russia had targeted the camp in order to cover up its treatment of POWs.

Writing on social media, it said the they should incontinently respond as the two organisations had given guarantees that the captures of war would be kept safe there.

The Red Cross said it was seeking access to the point and had offered to help void the wounded.

" Our precedence right now is making sure that the wounded admit life- saving treatment and that the bodies of those who lost their lives are dealt with in a staid manner," it said in a statement.

Ukraine's new Prosecutor- General Andriy Kostin before said he'd opened a war crimes disquisition into the blast.

A war crime but who was behind it?

By Paul Adams in Kyiv

The scene inside the" filtration camp" near Olenivka is hellish.

shafts of sun shining through jagged holes in the corrugated iron roof reveal a distraction of essence bunk beds and an unknown number scorched bodies, some of them still lying where, presumably, they had been sleeping.

Outside, there's blood on a rustic pallet and further bodies, not burned, but crippled. They look wasted.

With independent intelligencers not suitable to pierce the point, there is little anyone can do at the moment to corroborate the contending claims. Ukraine says it has a mountain of substantiation, including an interdicted radio discussion between Russian- backed secessionists, in which they talk about a series of explosions designedly finagled by the revolutionists themselves. Other Ukrainian sources condemn mercenaries from Russia's Wagner group.

Only a thorough disquisition by unprejudiced experts can conceivably establish the verity. Whether similar experts will ever be allowed access to this shocking scene is doubtful.

Footage of the destruction within a hangar- suchlike dormitory filled with burned or destroyed bunk beds appeared online on Friday morning. The footage came from Russian state television channel Russia 1. It also cuts to footage of destruction and bloodshed outside the structure.

The sanjuchauhan3334 can not corroborate whether the innards and surface shots are at the same position.

The sanjuchauhan3334's Reality Check platoon have, still, verified that the shots of the outside of the structure match CaptivityNo. 120, near Olenivka.

The captivity was empty before February 2022, and has been used simply for POWs and civilians who did not pass Russian filtration- a system where people are interrogated before it's decided where they will be transferred.

Andriy Biletskyi, a author of the nationalist Azov Battalion, said a number of the unit's dogfaces were among those killed.

It has been established that a number of Ukrainian colors who surrendered to Russian forces after a prolonged siege at the Azovstal sword factory in Mariupol were taken to Olenivka.

Map showing Olenivka captivity

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The colors had held out against a grim Russian assault on the sprawling point for weeks and surrendered in May after using the factory's maze of coverts to sanctum from ordnance and air strikes.

Ukrainian officers have said that POWs at Olenivka were tortured.

There was farther outrage in Ukraine on Friday at a shocking videotape circulating online that showed a internee of war being devitalized in another area of Russian- engaged Donbas.

The Russian dogface mugged carrying out the attack in the city of Severodonetsk was linked as a member of a unit belonging to Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.