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4 Russian soldiers in uniform sit in the dock during their torture trial in Ukraine.
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Ukraine: Four Russian soldiers convicted for torture

Justice Info reports on the latest trial of Russian soldiers held at the end of the year in Kotelva, eastern Ukraine. The four men, members of a Russian army special forces unit, pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 11 years in prison for torture. They could, however, benefit from a prisoner exchange.
By Iryna Salii
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