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- FPV, Ukraine's 108th OGHB takes two Russian prisoners after a fight, unknown area.

- FPV, Ukraine's 1st Mechanized Brigade attacking a Russian position likely in Bakhmut area.

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1. "Bakhmut ... taking control with further penetration into the depths"

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He's been identified.
I'm sure I will find more information about this as I peruse today and will keep updating this post.

Original video: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7858210

"Yesterday in social networks and mass media, a video recording of the shooting of a serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who was executed by the Russian invaders after his words "Glory to Ukraine!"

According to preliminary data, the deceased is a serviceman of the 30th separate mechanized brigade, Tymofiy Mykolayovych Shadura.
Timofey Shadura has been considered missing since February 3, 2023, after hostilities in the area of the city of Bakhmut.

Currently, the body of our serviceman is in the temporarily occupied territory. The final confirmation of the identity will be established after the return of the body and the relevant examinations.

The command of the 30th separate mechanized brigade and the brothers of the Hero express their sincere condolences to his relatives and friends. Revenge will be inevitable.

Glory to Ukraine! Glory to heroes!

Command of 30 separate mechanized brigade named after Prince Konstantin Ostrozky"

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Details of life of Tymofiy Shadura, who was shot by Russians on video, come to light
March 7, 2023 at 10:25 AM EST

Shadura was from the village of Mala Derevychka of the Lubarska community of Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukrinform news agency reported on March 7.

Serhiy Melnyk, an elder of the Gleznensky district of the Lubarska Territorial Community told Ukrinform that Shadura was mobilized and at the end of December last year went to defend Ukraine.

“He is from a large family of six children — five sons and a daughter. Tymofiy was the oldest,” Melnyk said.

He said Shadura had worked in a collective farm and then engaged in subsistence farming.

He lived with his mother, and had no family of his own.

[sic]Melnyk added that Shadura was had been reported missing, and relatives learned a day earlier that a video had been made of his murder.

“Everyone is shocked in the community, crying. I will say that the act of Tymofiy Shadura is heroic, because he, as a hero, said ‘Glory to Ukraine!’” Melnyk said.

[sic]On March 6, a video of the shooting of an unarmed Ukrainian prisoner of war appeared on the Intenet. In the shocking footage, Shadura is hit by a hail of bullets after saying “Glory to Ukraine!” It is unknown where and when the video was shot.

On March 7, the command of the 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade named the murder victim as Shadura. He had been missing since Feb. 3 after fighting in the Bakhmut area. The body of the soldier is currently in Russian-occupied territory. The final identification will be held after his return and examination, the brigade said.

The Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmitry Lubinets has sent a copy of the video of the Shadura’s murder to Ukraine’s international partners and ombudsman from different countries of the world as an example of yet another war crime by Russia.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba called the execution of a Ukrainian prisoner of war “a terrible war crime” and more proof that the Russia’s war against Ukraine is genocide.

A criminal case under Part 2 of Art. 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (violation of the laws and customs of war) has been opened.
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‘Glory to the hero’: Ukraine vows to find killers of unarmed soldier Tymofiy Shadura
7 March 2023 | 14:02 ET

Volodymyr Zelensky has vowed to “find the murderers” of an unarmed Ukrainian prisoner of war apparently shot dead by Russian forces. The man’s death was captured in graphic footage shared across social media.

Ukraine’s chief prosecutor announced a criminal investigation into the killing, and human rights chief Dmytro Lubinets said it was a violation of the Geneva Conventions.

The 12-second video, orginally posted on Telegram before being shared on Twitter, shows the man in uniform with a Ukrainian insignia on his arm, standing and smoking a cigarette in a wooded area. The man says “Slava Ukraini!” – Glory to Ukraine – before multiple shots are fired. The man then slumps to the ground.

Ukraine’s military has named the man as Tymofiy Shadura, a member of the 30th Separate Mechanised Brigade, who has been missing since 3 February near Bakhmut, the scene of some of the fiercest fighting in the war so far.

“Currently, the body of our serviceman is in the temporarily occupied territory. The final confirmation of the identity can be established after the return of the body and the relevant examinations,” the military said, citing what it called “preliminary information”. The authenticity, date and location of the video have not been verified, nor has the identity given by the Ukrainian military. Russia has not commented.

In a video address, Mr Zelensky said: “I want us all in unity to respond to his words, ‘Glory to the hero. Glory to the heroes. Glory to Ukraine.’ And we will find the murderers.”

Meanwhile, Ukraine’s foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba called for an immediate investigation by the International Criminal Court.

Andriy Kostin, Ukraine’s prosecutor general, said on Telegram that Ukraine’s security service had registered the shooting as a criminal case under a part of the country’s criminal code that covers violations of war laws and customs.

“Even the war has its own laws,” he said, adding that prosecutors from his office would lead the case. “There are rules of international law systematically ignored by the Russian criminal regime. But sooner or later, there will be punishment.”

The head of Ukraine’s presidential office, Andriy Yermak, said the man was a Ukrainian prisoner of war and that the incident was part of a “deliberate policy of terror” by Russia.

“The murder of a captive is the latest Russian war crime,” Mr Yermak tweeted. “For every such war crime there will be retribution.”

Ukrainian and Western authorities say there is evidence that thousands of war crimes have been committed in Ukraine since Russia invaded the country in February 2022. Russia has repeatedly denied that its forces have committed atrocities or attacked civilians.

“Before his death, [the man] reminded all of us of the meaning of the words ‘Glory to Ukraine!’,” Ukrainian deputy prime minister Iryna Vereshchuk said on Telegram. “And I also want every occupier, before their death, to remember this photo: a Ukrainian soldier with a cigarette and a fearless look.”

Mr Zelensky also committed his troops to holding out in Bakhmut, which Russia sees as a stepping stone to larger cities in the Donetsk region. Donetsk and the neighbouring Luhansk region form the area known as the Donbas, which Moscow is keen to control.

Russia has sent thousands of troops in waves over recent weeks to try to capture Bakhmut and secure the Kremlin’s first battlefield victory in more than half a year, although both the US and Kyiv have sought to play down the strategic importance of Bakhmut, with Washington saying it is more of symbolic importance.

“The liberation of Artemovsk continues,” Russia’s defence minister, Sergei Shoigu, said in televised remarks on Tuesday, using the Soviet-era name for Bakhmut, which has been re-adopted by the invading Russians. “The city is an important hub for defending Ukrainian troops in the Donbas. Taking it under control will allow further offensive actions to be conducted deep into Ukraine’s defensive lines.”

Meanwhile, Ukraine’s foreign ministry has denied that Kyiv was involved in attempted sabotage at a Belarusian airfield last month. Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko had alleged that Ukrainian and US intelligence services were involved in the attack in late February, which was claimed by Belarusian anti-government activists.

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Thermal drones and a whole grip of hoes. Ukr's 108th OGShB

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1. Russian POWs extracted from a trench.

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1. "Bakhmut - counter battery for mortars"

2. 7 March - Bakhmut. There was word spreading around that the airplane in Bakhmut was destroyed. This is proof that it was not.

3. "Ugledar ... "" the spirit of the 155th infantry brigade of the Pacific Fleet continues to fly """

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1. "DShK "Dashka""

2. UA helicopters flying over a UA position and flares leaving small fires.

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Pindodomor continues. M109s decommissioned by Lancets.

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1. Explosions reported in occupied Berdyansk.

2-4. Deceased RU soldiers.

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Originally Posted by ljubodrag ↗

RU? Are you sure? They look like ukies to me.

Yes, I know. They all look like Ukrainians to you as you've previously established.

Note the white band around the leg. I added one more picture of dead Russians and one of them also have a white leg band.


However, if its proven that the source I got them from got it wrong, I would come back and edit my post to note that it was mistaken identity and provide the correct information.