Ukraine Accuses Russia of Executing 93 POWs Amid Rising Death Toll

Ukrainian officials report that at least 177 prisoners of war have died in Russian captivity since the invasion began.

Ukrainian prosecutors have evidence that 93 POWs were executed by Russian forces, with the majority occurring in 2024.
A recent video allegedly shows the execution of 16 Ukrainian soldiers near Pokrovsk, prompting new investigations.
The total number of Ukrainian POW deaths in Russian captivity has reached at least 177, though actual figures may be higher.
Thousands of Ukrainian POWs remain in Russian custody, with international oversight severely lacking.
Reports indicate systematic torture and inhumane treatment of Ukrainian prisoners, exacerbating concerns about their safety.