RUSSIA GUM CORRIDORS FOR UKRAINE SURRENDERED ARMY AND AZOVSTAL MILITANTS
RUSSIA LIFE GUARANTEES ALIKE MARINES,FOR POW AND SURRENDERED UKRAINIAN FORCES – NORMS OF GENEVA CONVENTION IN PLAY
Russian General Colonel Mikhail Mizintsev assures life protection and primary medical care including adhering to the international humanitarian norms of the Geneva Convention with regards to the surrendered armed forces, and militants of Azovstal – Mariupol.
The Russian Defense Forces, that were engaged in Ukraine Invasion, opens the humanitarian Gum Corridor for the Ukrainian armed forces, and the militants in Azovstal – Mariupol, who chose to surrender – statement issued by the Head of National Defense Control Center and Colonel General of Russia Mikhail Mizintsev.
The Russian military opened a gum corridor for surrendered militants from Azovstal
Colonel General Mikhail’s statement “Once again we call on the official authorities of KVIV to show prudence, to give appropriate instructions to the militants to stop senseless resistance and leave the center of resistance. But realising that the commanders of Ukrainian units may not receive such orders and commands from the Kiev authorities, we urge them to independently make such a decision and lay down weapons", confirms RIA Novosti – Moscow April-19.
The humanitarian corridor started by the Russian Military clocks from 14:00 on April19, 2022 – Moscow Time. The Russian points out the situation of the Azovstal plant as catastrophic, which tends to sublime-incline them to open gum corridor on humanity ground.
RUSSIA DOORS 3 HUMANITARIAN CORRIDORS – EAST-WEST-NORTH
· West-side - On Shevchenko Street
· East-side - On Pobeda Avenue
· North-side - On Taganrogskaya Streetreet
· 30 Buses + Cars + 10 Ambulances at each corridor
Facilitates Basic Necessities in all 3 directions
· Meeting points
· Interim accommodation
· Meals & Primary Medical assistance
He emphasized consistently on providing life protection to the surrendered Ukraine armed forces and militants of Azovstal along with medical care, following the norms laid of Geneva Convention regarding treating the prisoners of wars with humanity.
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