and here, in this place, among these punishers was vladimir kotryuk. papers on the carpet, more problems with the teleprompter and attempts to find my place in space next to the king of jordan. what did biden say about the rafah operation? rivers on the streets of antalya, cars under water, basements and subways are flooded. severe flooding due to heavy rains the rains also affected several areas of aman. people are asked not to go out, this is a special breed of people, there were seven brave and courageous in total, they saved 104 chelyuskinites from a drifting ice floe, the whole world watched this heroic operation 90 years ago. near artyomovsky, our troops destroyed a group of ukrainian infantry. saransk, saransk, i am a tramp, i received fragment 76. a reconnaissance drone discovered the enemy fighters' shelter. after this, a group of usuri paratroopers moved into the area in third-generation infantry fighting vehicles. by defensive the enemy positions were opened fire from 100-millimeter guns, as well as automatic cannons. a significant part of t

witnesses said that vladimir kotryuk escorted people to the barn, which stood here, in the place where mass grave is now, opposite the entrance, the nazis placed a tank machine gun from it and from machine guns, they shot at point-blank range people who tried to escape from the burning barn, here, in this place, among... these punishers was vladimir kotryuk. apart from joseph kaminsky, this is a monument to him, an unconquered person. five more witnesses survived in khatyn. investigators conducted confrontations. punishers were taken to crime scenes. the name katryuk first appeared when grigory vasyura, one of the most famous executioners of khatyn, was tried and sentenced to death in minsk. we will restore historical justice for our children, for our descendants. we let's tell you how it really happened. kotryuk transferred contributions, here is his name on the list of sponsors of the ukrainian congress. moreover, he received the so-called hitler’s pension, an allowance for collaborators of the reich, and financed the installation of a monument to the nationalists bukovinsky kuren in

the supreme court in minsk intends to bring the nazi case to a verdict criminal vladimir kotryuk.battalion created by the nazis in kiev, participated in the burning of villages and mass executions, but at the end of the war he managed to join the french resistance and lived his life in canada with impunity. the current open trial for genocide is a way to achieve historical justice. report by anastasia sakhovskaya. historic meeting, the first criminal case to be considered posthumously. the dock of the defendants is empty, but everything is according to the law, the state has provided a lawyer, the prosecutor reads out the charges under the article genocide for more than an hour. i am realizing the goal, common with nazi criminals, of the complete destruction of the entire belarusian people. the victims are listed by name kotryuk is accused of the brutal murders of almost 400 civilians. germany and slovakia responded to requests from the prosecutor general's office, the baltic states and poland refused assistance, the borders of humanity. the most effective, most fruitful and most

were trying to escape from the burning barn, here, in this place, among these punishers was vladimir kotryukhe first time, the name kotryuk was heard when grigory vasyura, one of the most famous executioners of khatyn, was tried and sentenced to death in minsk. we will restore historical justice for our children, for our descendants. we'll tell you how it was in fact. kotryuk transferred contributions, here is his name on the list of sponsors of the ukrainian congress. moreover, he received the so-called hitler pension, an allowance for ambassadors. there is no statute of limitations for such crimes; now it is a law according to which the perpetrator will be convicted even after death. anastasia sokhovskaya, alexander alexandronits, oleg peletsky, ekaterina bakhtovy, daria podobedova, vesti minsk. the oldest president in the history of the united states is once again having problems with his teleprompter. reading a statement to the press after meeting the king jordan in the white house, biden completely distorted the meaning of one of the phrases with his reservation. russia and north korea

authorities to extradite the ruthless punisher, participant in the massacre in the belarusian khatyn vladimir kotryuk unanswered. his trial, even in absentia, by the way, is taking place these days in minsk. hunki's case will become another indicator for official ottawa, which calls itself a legal, civilized state, but at the same time has been covering up for decades. a hotbed of faces, whose criminal acts have been proven and have no statute of limitations. hunka, who has lived in toronto for 70 years, became famous after a scandal in the canadian parliament. he was introduced as a hero and veteran of world war ii and received a standing ovation. by the way, in canada hunka maintains contacts with other former members of the ss galicia division. after the war, this country sheltered approximately 600 people with their families and maintains its own blog. the official otava, it seems, really has its own special thing. wars are started not by guns, but by newspapers, the well-known expression can rightfully be considered the slogan of one of the cia divisions. management employees manually formulate

the case of the executioner continues today in the supreme court khatyn vladimir kotryuk.esses, many pointed to the involvement of kotryuk in the burned villages, executions of partisans and civilians. several witnesses spoke about the facts of the criminal’s looting after the brutal murders. at the trial , the testimonies of the punishers were read out, and many were interrogated about the actions of kotryuk in the seventies . the punitive forces could not even remember the name of some of the burned villages. when all the people were driven into the barn, whoever closed the door with... the opposite side of the wall, the barn caught fire, there was an order not to let anyone out of the barn; anyone trying to run away would be shot. after the barn was set on fire, the villagers driven into it began to scream, knock on the door , several people tried to get out of the barn, the roof was made of straw, which quickly burned and fell into the barn, into the hole formed in the roof, they tried to get out.. for some reason, here in khatyn they remember everyone, here there is n

unanswered minsk's request for the extradition of the punisher of the khatyn massacre participant, vladimir kotryukned near pskov. residents of this one of the westernmost regions of our country went into resistance in the very first weeks of the great patriotic war. the partisans not only destroyed the invaders, cut off the route supply, and derailed trains, they were still sent to besieged leningrad. food convoys, breaking through the blockade ring and thereby saving thousands of lives. the museum of partisan glory was opened just as part of the eightieth anniversary of the celebration of the complete lifting of the blockade of the city. ilya fedosov found out little-known details of the events of the war years. each city has its own memory of the war. pskov was captured by the nazis on the eighteenth day after the attack on the ussr. and the village of dedoviche, lost in the pskov expanses, became the center of resistance. governor of st. petersburg. alexander beglov where adults had no access. he shared his memories of the war with a special visit to dedovich to deliver an important document or

witnesses said that vladimir kotryuk escorted people to the barn, which stood here on the site whereyuk transferred contributions, here is his name on the list of sponsors of the ukrainian congress. moreover, he received the so-called hitler’s pension, an allowance for collaborators of the reich, and financed the installation of a monument to the nationalists bukovinsky kuren in his homeland in the ukrainian chernivtsi. even the canadian confirmed the fact of collaboration. court, but here are the atrocities and he didn’t see any executions at close range. the canadian authorities essentially put the brakes on things when in may 2015 the russian side demanded the extradition of kotaryuk, who had at most two weeks to live. as part of this criminal case , witnesses are also being heard; all of them are over 90 and there is no statute of limitations for such crimes. now it is a law according to which the guilty will be condemned even after death. anastasia sakhovskaya, progress transport ship successfully completed its mission on the international space station. at 5:00 am moscow time i

trial began in minsk in the case of one of the most brutal punishers of the great patriotic war, vladimir kotryukonly in 2000. in the late nineties, in the canadian migration court, the nazi said that during the war he only guarded the mill and cows from soviet partisans, and the canadians easily believed, but in minsk several volumes of incriminating evidence remained in the case of his atrocities, the women, children, men who were there were destroyed, and the most cynical thing is that after this destruction a number of this servicemen from the 118th police battalion were found, who climbed into this hole, among this bone, i apologize, meat, among this very thing, they were looking for valuables, gold, taking off rings. a couple of years ago, a sensational film about the fate of the chief of the gestapo of austria, franz josef huber, was shown by the german tv channel ard. it turned out that the ss general and nazi criminal escaped with symbolic punishment for the murder of tens of thousands of austrian jews in concentration camps. after the war, he even worked as a staff member at the cia, an

continues to consider the case of the executioner of khatyn, vladimir katryuk, reading testimonies of witnesses, many pointed to the involvement of kotryukrned villages and executions of partisans. and civilians. several witnesses spoke about the facts of the criminal's murder after the brutal murders. at the trial , the testimonies of the punishers were read out about the actions of kotryuk. many were interrogated in the seventies. the punitive forces could not even remember the name of some of the burned villages. when all the people were driven into the barn, whoever closed the door on the opposite wall, the barn caught fire. there was a team, no one from the barn. not release those trying to escape and shoot them. after the barn was set on fire , driven into it, the villagers began to scream, knock on the door, several people tried to get out of the barn, the roof was made of straw, which quickly burned and fell into the barn, into the hole that formed in the roof, they tried to get out, doomed to death people. fire was opened on them from all types of weapons, and shots were fired at the barn. the police from my and katryuk’s depart

vladimir katryuk, a punisher from the 118th ukrainian police battalion. after the war, the criminal hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93. kotryuk’sre known back in the days of the bssr. but neither then nor now did the west want to hand over the nazi executioner. as stated. participated, among other things, in the destruction of khatyn. there are dozens of cameras in the courtroom, journalists carefully listen to every word of the state prosecutor. the case is not only high-profile, but unique for jurisprudence as a whole. in fact, this is a precedent, because such processes have never happened before, but the time has come to establish justice and condemn the atrocities those who evaded fair punishment. after the war, kotryuk hid in canada, the last executioner of khatyn died at the age of 93 in the status of an ordinary pensioner. in addition to khatyn, the 118th punitive battalion and kotryuk participated in large-scale cleansing of the civilian population of belarus. during the years of occupation, this unit went through several regions of belarus at once, leaving behind corpses and ashes. for example, in polesie they were fe

vladimir katryuk, a member of the notorious 18th punitive battalion, whose units literally destroyed the civilian population of belarus. they were also the ones who burned down khatyn. after the war , kotryuk hid in canada, where the last executioner of khatyn died. at the age of 93, in the status of an ordinary pensioner. the first hearing was held yesterday, today the court will continue to investigate materials of the case, the testimony of the victim joseph bronislavovich shatil will also be read out. in total, there are 48 witnesses in the case; due to their advanced age, not everyone will be able to attend the courtroom. i must say that he did not suddenly appear in a real criminal case, back in soviet times, the prosecutor's office. the bssr opened a criminal case against him and sent him for relevant materials to bring him to criminal responsibility, and the same steps were taken by the investigative committee of the russian federation, not for long, shortly before his death, but the canadian authorities responded, in fact , left these requests unanswered, and this, of course, did not lead to the desired result. i’ll add that it’s kotryuk’s case. the results of the official activit

vladimir katryuk, a punisher from the 118th ukrainian police battalion. after the war, the criminal hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93. kotryuk’says of the bssr, but not then, not now, the west did not want to hand over the nazi executioner. as the state prosecutor stated, it is important to show through the court decision the true role of the punisher, his true face. his case included 35 volumes, a. 48 people are witnesses. alexander kamovich will continue the topic. a crime without a statute of limitations, the supreme court of belarus today began considering a criminal case on the genocide of the belarusian people against vladimir katryuk. this is not just a participant, but an executioner of the notorious 118th ukrainian punitive battalion, whose units also participated in the destruction of khatyn. there are dozens in the courtroom cameras, journalists carefully listen to every word of the state prosecutor. not only loud, but unique for jurisprudence as a whole. in fact, this is a precedent, because such processes have never happened before, but the time has come to establish justice and condemn the atrocities of those who