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In Mariupol, the occupiers plan a war crime, a “parade of prisoners”. The Ukrainian serviceman remembers a similar “parade” in 2014 in Donetsk, and human rights activists explain how Russia will be punished for it

In Mariupol, the occupiers are planning to hold "parade of prisoners" on May 9. A similar one was held on August 24, 2014 in Donetsk. Vasyl Stasiev is planning the parad. Lawyers explain why it is a war crime.

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In Mariupol, the occupiers are planning to hold "parade of prisoners" on May 9. A similar one was held on August 24, 2014 in Donetsk. Vasyl Stasiev is planning the parad. Lawyers explain why it is a war crime.

Highlights

  • Vasyl Stasiev was in captivity from August 13 to December 26, 2014.
  • The only thing I remember from that “parade” is the beastly crowd.
  • The feeling was that they were ready just to attack us and tear us apart.
  • They were constantly throwing something at us, stones, tomatoes, etc.
  • They broke through the ranks of these “guards” surrounding us on all sides, and we got a couple of kicks.
  • Such crimes are war crimes with no statute of limitations and are subject to criminal liability.