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Ukrainian soldiers in Mariupol’s steel plant surrender, but Russia may label them as a terrorist group
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Though Ukrainian soldiers had more than 200 fighters bunkered down for weeks beneath a Mariupol steel factory, they have surrendered to Russian troops. The Ukrainian government said they’d be a part of a prisoner swap, but Russia has said they’re considering labeling Ukrainian soldiers members of a “terrorist group” and will investigate each fighter for possible crimes against civilians. May 17, 2022
