A new independent Russian documentary claims to tell the story of Russian soldiers admitting to taking part in war crimes during their service in Ukraine.
Fox News' Amy Kellogg interviews Russian independent journalist, Ekaterina Fomina about her new documentary that exposes alleged Russian war crimes committed by some of its soldiers in Ukraine.It has been of the most sensational stories circulating on Russian independent media channels in recent weeks - perhaps even since thebegan. A young Russian journalist travels to Ukraine to try to find evidence of war crimes committed by the armed forces of her own country.
Still, the unarmed victim, believed to be 47-year-old Ruslan Yermechuk, was reportedly put on his knees and shot in the head at close range. The soldier who confessed to this murder in that phone call ultimately appeared more eager to indict his commanders than express personal guilt, according to Fomina.
According to Fomina, Frolkin somehow seemed to think that by confessing to what he did and what is really going on, he could save his comrades.A war crimes prosecutor examines the damage in a destroyed building, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, following shelling in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, in this handout picture released on July 31, 2022. Reuters
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