"War Crime: Russian Soldiers Brand Ukrainian Captives with Swastikas"

Russian soldiers have allegedly carved swastikas into the foreheads of Ukrainian prisoners of war, including a soldier named Serhiy who suffered mutilation and psychological trauma while in Russian captivity. The doctor treating Serhiy claims that the soldiers threatened him and carved the swastika as a branding of fascism. This act is seen as evidence of genocide by the Russians, who maintain that their military operation in Ukraine is a de-Nazification effort. Multiple war crimes have been reported during Russia's campaign in Ukraine, including the unlawful killing of civilians and the looting, rape, and killing of women. The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin, and Ukraine's prosecutor general has launched investigations into over 72,000 incidents of war crimes.