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UN says 16,000 Ukrainian civilians remain detained by Russia amid torture claims
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UN says 16,000 Ukrainian civilians remain detained by Russia amid torture claims
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- currentsapi-gapfill(Mixed)By India Today World Desk
UN says 16,000 Ukrainian civilians remain detained by Russia amid torture claims At the UN Security Council, officials and former detainees described Russia's prison abuses in the war. Their testimony sharpened scrutiny of illegal detentions, torture and stalled prisoner returns.…
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