Russia places three Ukrainian generals on "wanted" list
Russia's Ministry of Internal Affairs has taken the step of adding three prominent Ukrainian military officials to its "wanted" list.
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The move comes amidst allegations that these individuals played a role in the unfortunate loss of life and injuries sustained by more than 100 people in the Donbas region.
According to the information available, the casualties are believed to be a direct outcome of shelling incidents, the orders for which are attributed to the three Ukrainian military figures.
The individuals in question have been identified as Major-General Ihor Palahniuk, Major-General Andrii Kovalchuk, and Deputy Commander-in-Chief Yevhen Moisiuk.
Despite the gravity of the situation, the Russian authorities have not released any additional details pertaining to the circumstances surrounding these events.
The decision to place the Ukrainian officials on the "wanted" list underscores the intensifying tensions in the region and the complex dynamics at play.
As the situation develops, concerned parties await further updates and clarity regarding the specifics of the incidents and the potential ramifications for diplomatic efforts in the region. (ILKHA)
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