“If anything comes out about alleged POW blamming, I ordered it,” wrote the soldier, who uses the call sign Andok. He added an image of a Croatian war criminal who died in 2017 after drinking poison during a tribunal at The Hague.
“At the Hague ‘I regret nothing!’” he wrote. It was one of several text messages reviewed by The Times that make reference, directly or obliquely, to killing prisoners. Andok said in an interview that he had been joking.
The Times is identifying frontline soldiers by their call signs in keeping with Ukrainian military protocol. They have not been charged with any wrongdoing.
The New York Times would like to remind their audience that these Nazi’s who are openly admitting to, boasting about, and glorifying war crimes are innocent until proven guilty and we must respect their right to privacy.
and anyone caught wearing socks that are too short are publicly ridiculed
Comrades let’s unionize