Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov. Stock Photo: Getty Images
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has claimed that Ukrainian prisoners of war were being held at a university in Chechnya which he said was attacked by a drone on 29 October, and had been killed in the attack. Kadyrov has also said that he had ordered his military commanders to no longer take Ukrainian soldiers prisoner.
Source: Ramzan Kadyrov on Telegram
Quote: “As I said before, there are no casualties on our side as a result of the attack. But there are [casualties] among Ukrainian prisoners of war. Up to 10 Ukrainian prisoners of war are held at each strategic facility in [Chechnya], including the Russian Special Forces University.
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In an effort to damage us, Kyiv killed its own soldiers. From now on, Ukraine has to realise that such attacks first and foremost harm its own citizens.
Details: Kadyrov also said that he has ordered his military commanders to no longer take Ukrainian soldiers prisoner: “I ordered the commanders who are fighting on the frontline to not take prisoners. To kill [enemy forces] and to step up the fighting.”
Background: Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has said that the Russian Special Forces University in the city of Gudermes in Chechnya was attacked by a drone on 29 October.
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