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Captured Russian officer apologizes to Ukraine for ‘genocide,’ begs for mercy | New York Post

Captured Russian officer apologizes to Ukraine for ‘genocide,’ begs for mercy | New York Post

A Russian commander captured by Ukraine condemned Moscow’s “genocide” invasion — saying in a remarkable televised statement that the troops were duped into believing Kyiv had been overthrown by Nazis and needed liberating.

National Guard Lt. Col. Astakhov Dmitry Mikhailovich, who was captured along with two other soldiers, said he had been told they were being sent to help Ukraine because it was “dominated by a fascist regime” and that “nationalists and Nazis had seized power

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