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Plastic_Gargoyle posted:They thought they needed special forces for this? Pretty sure designated boarding team units are considered special forces in most militaries, because it's not really in scope of conventional warfare.
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Rincewinds posted:I thought making prisoners video confessions was a war crime, or was that just an idea people threw around when Iranians arrested the british marines? Then again, I think the ukrainians did the same to russian Generally, it isn't. You may not torture or exert presure on prisoners of war to collaborate, but interrogating them should be both legal and is custom among most armed forces. IIRC the depiction of such a confession is slightly more questionable but does not rise to the level of what is legally considered a warcrime. It's probably an offense for the soldier in question to collaborate under whatever internal military law the Ukraine has.
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