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Swedish Christopher Forsbäck sentenced to 27 years in Russia
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A Russian military court has sentenced the 50-year-old Swede Christopher Forsbäck in absentia to seven years in prison followed by 20 years in a high-security penal colony for terrorism and other crimes related to his fighting for Ukraine. Forsbäck, who participated in Ukrainian operations including in the Kursk region, calls the verdict ridiculous and says it does not affect his commitment. He is now in Kiev working on drone development.
Gerald Gerber, a cameraman from Saxony, films reports on war victims in Ukraine for MDR and ZDF. Alongside footage of industrial climbers in Plauen, he ventures into hazardous areas where drones and weapons shape daily life. The question arises why he repeatedly takes this risk.
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Ukraine's Defense Intelligence has confirmed the death of a Kenyan national fighting for Russian forces in eastern Ukraine. The individual was identified as Clinton Nyapara Mogesa, who had been recruited from Qatar. Russian forces did not evacuate his body, and his family has yet to receive official notification.
Documentary filmmaker Vitaly Mansky presents an intimate three-hour portrait of daily life in Lviv, Ukraine, amid the ongoing Russian invasion. The film, titled 'Time to the Target,' draws inspiration from Bruegel's paintings to depict the blend of routine and resilience in a city far from the front lines. Mansky emphasizes experiencing the war's integration into civilian fabric without overt persuasion.
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A week after the RSF militia captured the Sudanese city of Al-Faschir, satellite images point to ongoing mass killings. Yale University researchers identified dozens of clusters of objects resembling human bodies. Thousands of civilians are said to have been executed, while tens of thousands remain trapped.