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The online publications 74.RU, NGS24.RU, NGS55.RU, 93.RU, 63.RU,NGS.RU, and E1.RU issued statements on June 6 saying they had to remove the list due to a ruling by the Svetlogorsk city court in Russia's far western Kaliningrad exclave. Several Russian online newspapers have been forced to take down a list of the country’s military personnel killed in Moscow's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine after a court ruled the information was banned from being distributed. With reporting by RFE/RL's Ukrainian and Russian services The New York Times recently reported that as many as 12 Russian generals have been killed in Ukraine. Russia has released little information over casualties from the fighting, but several independent media reports have said the number of senior Russian armed officials killed in Ukraine is much higher. That information has yet to be confirmed by either Ukrainian or Russian authorities.Īleksandr Sladkov, a reporter at Russia's State Television and Radio Corporation, said Kutuzov was the fourth Russian general killed since Moscow launched its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine on February 24. Two days earlier, several pro-Kremlin journalists reported that Kutuzov was killed near the village Mykolayivka in the Popasna district of the Luhansk region.
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The leader of Moscow-backed separatists in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region has confirmed reports that another senior Russian military commander, Major General Roman Kutuzov, was killed by Ukrainian forces during clashes with Russian troops.ĭenis Pushilin, the head of a separatist group in Donetsk, wrote on Telegram on June 7 that "today we are bidding farewell" to Kutuzov, who was killed during fighting in the Luhansk region, parts of which is also controlled by separatists. Under the leadership of strongman Ramzan Kadyrov, Chechnya has persecuted sexual minorities, sparking international outrage.Ĭhechen police have not only tortured members of the gay community, demanding they identify other LGBT people, but have killed several of them, according to human rights groups. The local government has declined to comment. The officer said they were killed but did not know the exact cause of death. The other three were buried two weeks ago in another town, the local police source said on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak. The video featuring two men and two women went viral and allegedly angered the leadership of Russia's tightly controlled, predominantly Muslim, republic of Chechnya.Īll four participants were arrested at the request of the government, but one woman - who was not Chechen - was eventually let go. Three Chechens who were filmed taking part in group sex early this year have been killed, a local police source told Caucasus.Realities.