Human rights activists draw the state’s attention to the Kremlin’s civ

Details: Written by: Данилов Ігор; 19.Dec; Hits: 5

Human rights activists draw the state’s attention to the Kremlin’s civilian hostages

As of early October 2024, over 65,000 Ukrainians were recognized as missing, prisoners of war, and illegally imprisoned civilians. Such data is contained in Resolution 2573 of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.

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