As Ukraine faces an increasingly grim fight in the Luhansk region, officials warned the coming week could bring some of the most decisive battles in the war.
after joining the war effort in Ukraine were taken into Russian custody, and he said they would not be afforded protections granted by the Geneva Conventions to prisoners of war., were Moscow’s first official statements on the captured U.S.
citizens — Alexander J. Drueke and Andy Tai Huynh, who are both military veterans. The Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said the two men were “involved in firing and shelling” Russian troops, and he said “they should be held responsible for those crimes that they have committed.”
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