Violation of the Geneva Convention. Russia can resort to the mobilization of Ukrainian prisoners of war - isw

Russia is probably preparing for the forced mobilization of Ukrainian prisoners of war, which is a violation of the Geneva Convention. This is stated in the analysis of the American Institute for War Study (ISW) on September 24. Russian state media reported that Ukrainian prisoners of war, held in the Olenovsky camp, orally "asked for" DNR power to allow them to fight in the Volunteer Cossack Battalion of Bohdan Khmelnitsky.

Video day is a violation of the Geneva Convention on Prisoners of Pursuing, which provides that "no prisoners of war can be sent or detained in areas where it may be exposed to fire in the war zone" and should not be "involved in work, which are unhealthy or dangerous in nature.

" The report also states that the Ministry of Defense of Russia has reprimanded the military commissioners for negligence in carrying out mobilization and sending stories "excess" and contrary to clear instructions of the department.

According to the analysis of the institute, the statements of the Minister of Defense of Russia Sergei Shoig about what categories of men in the Russian Federation will be released from partial mobilization, may not meet the intentions or orders of President of Russia Vladimir Putin. ISW also suggests that the permanent reports of military commissioners about the chaotic distribution of mobilization stories indicate that they feel considerable pressure for the purpose of mobilization.

The positions held above the Russian military leadership continue to undergo rotation, indicating that Putin is observing systemic problems as a result of personal mistakes of higher subordinates. On September 23, Russian invaders were probably forced by Ukrainian prisoners of war, which are held in a colony in the occupied Olenivka of Donetsk region, to participate in a pseudo -referendum on accession to Russia.