Vladimir Putin Illegally
Detains And Deports Thousands Of Ukrainians To
Russian Prison Camps Reminiscent Of Hitler's
Concentration Camps Confirming Previous Claims
March 21. 2022
Vladimir Putin
In the March 8, 2022 article "Roman Abramovich
Puts Chelsea Football Team Up For Sale Due To His Ties To War Criminal
Vladimir Putin Who Has Illegally Invaded Ukraine Confirming Previous
Claims" I stated, "Putin has the spirit of Hitler written all
over his behavior."
2-weeks later, Russian President,
Vladimir Putin, criminally kidnapped thousands of
Ukrainians and forcefully deported them to Russia,
where they are being illegally held in internment
camps reminiscent of how Hitler got started with
concentration camps.
STORY SOURCE
Liz Truss condemns ‘abduction and deportation’
of Ukrainians into Russia
22 hours ago - Foreign secretary Liz
Truss has condemned the “abduction and deportation”
of Ukrainians from the besieged city of Mariupol,
following reports of a move that has been likened to
Nazi Germany. An MP from Ukraine claimed that her
countrymen and women were being forced to relocate
to “distant parts of Russia” to work in conditions
akin to slave labour.
Ms Truss said she was “appalled” by
the reports and vowed for Russian president Vladimir
Putin to be “held to account” for his treatment of
civilians during the invasion. Mariupol is in the
throes of a humanitarian emergency after being
encircled by Russian troops, cut off from energy,
food and water supplies and facing a relentless
bombardment.
https://www.independent.co.uk
Putin 'deports Ukrainians to camps':
Russia is accused of genocide by putting refugees in
'filtration' centres and forcibly taking them to
remote Siberian towns after confiscating their
phones and documents
Published: 05:38 EDT, 21 March 2022
| Updated: 13:22 EDT, 21 March 2022 - Vladimir Putin
has been accused of deporting Ukrainians to
'filtration' centres before forcibly taking them to
remote Siberian towns after confiscating their
phones and documents.
'Several thousand' people have
so-far been taken, Mariupol city council claimed,
before being processed through 'filtration camps'
and sent to 'remote cities' in Russia where they
will be obliged to stay for years and work for free.
EU foreign policy chief Josep
Borrell said before he chaired a meeting of the
bloc's foreign ministers in Brussels that 'what's
happening in Mariupol is a massive war crime.
Destroying everything, bombarding and killing
everybody in an indiscriminate manner. This is
something awful'.
Russian news agencies have reported
that buses carrying hundreds of refugees from the
besieged southeastern port city Mariupol had arrived
in Russia in recent days. Moscow officials also said
a trainload of over 280 Ukrainians were being
'rescued' from Mariupol, showing footage of them
thanking Russian forces.
Mariupol mayor Vadym Boichenko
likened the alleged forced deportations to
transportation of prisoners by the Nazi regime
during World War II. Boichenko said: 'What the
occupiers are doing today is familiar to the older
generation, who saw the horrific events of World War
II, when the Nazis forcibly captured people. It is
hard to imagine that in the 21st century people can
be forcibly taken to another country.'...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk
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