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4. In this case I don't trust the source

Thu Aug 28, 2014, 04:07 PM

Aug 2014

My guess is the story is utter bullshit. I can't believe people are still posting from Russia Today.

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Big contrasts in how Moscow and Kiev treat their prisoners. [View all] another_liberal Aug 2014 OP

That comparison is flat-out deceiving and ridiculous. DetlefK Aug 2014 #1

not to mention kidnapping a Duckhunter935 Aug 2014 #2

In this case I don't trust the source mythology Aug 2014 #4

did you read the article that you posted? La Lioness Priyanka Aug 2014 #6

Meaning what? another_liberal Aug 2014 #8

Once they crossed into Russia, they became prisoners. another_liberal Aug 2014 #12

So, the Russian border has to be open to all foreign military personnel? another_liberal Aug 2014 #9

no, i mean to suggest that Russia letting in a few people seeking refuge La Lioness Priyanka Aug 2014 #11

Makes one wonder why you post all this pro Russia garbage hobbit709 Aug 2014 #7

that's not a good source for something like this Enrique Aug 2014 #14