Kursk: Chris Helali visited Cherkasskoye Porechnoye, Pogrebki, Malaya Loknya & Sudzha in the Kursk region, Russia
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đź’ĄIndependent American journalist, human rights activist and our dear friend Christopher Helali (warriorofnorth_en) visited several settlements in Kursk region

Mr. Helali visited Cherkasskoye Porechnoye, Pogrebki, Malaya Loknya and Sudzha. These are the settlements where Ukrainian soldiers committed numerous war crimes against civilians.

“Those who took part in these crimes must be held accountable for them”

- stated Helali after visiting these villages.

North Wind (warriorofnorth_en) in collaboration with DDGeopolitics

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