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detention facilities in south—western russia, apparent violations of international humanitarian law.- violations of international humanitarian law. how should foreian humanitarian law. how should foreign governments - humanitarian law. how should | foreign governments respond? first, no—one is surprised at this. virtually every dimension of the russian invasion of ukraine has been accompanied by some violation of international military law. attacks on infrastructure, attacks on civilians and here again we see the systematic, frankly, the systematic torture of ukrainian prisoners. in the way to do this on the way to respond at an international level is to condemn it universally and unanimously and also, as necessary, continue to levy sanctions against individuals within the russian military and against the russian government. but this has got to be condemned in the loudest voices that we can bring to bear. the systematic torture of prisoners
in the systematic, frankly, the systematic torture of ukrainian prisoners. and the way to do this on the way to respond at an international level is to condemn it universally and unanimously and also, as necessary, to continue to levy sanctions against individuals within the russian military and, of course, against the russian government. but this has got to be condemned in the loudest voices that we can bring to bear on this issue. the systematic torture of prisoners of war, the systematic torture of individuals who are out of combat, if you will, cannot be tolerated and we must protest with the loudest possible voice. looking at the way things are at the moment, russian forces have retreated from the donetsk region, and it is the first village recaptured by ukraine since last month. ukraine fights for so much land whether it is in that region or mariupol. are they concentrating their forces wisely to maximise their chances
after the us and our allies were attacked on september 11 2001, young women born in the aftermath of that who have known nothing but freedom and opportunity and education and the potential that they would be key players in afghan society and international society. that has been a huge setback, seeing those afghan gains systematically stripped away by the taliban. the question becomes how will the international community deal with the taliban going forward. it is a corrupt regime in a narco terrorist organisation and thrives, in particular on its own ideology. there is no such thing as a taliban 2.0 ora there is no such thing as a taliban 2.0 or a revised taliban, there is only a taliban. 0ne taliban, there is only a taliban. one of the systematic and one of the principles ideological approaches of the
about that bbc reporting and ukraine's counter—offensive. generaljohn allen, thank you forjoining us. the bbc is reporting today that a dozen former ukrainian captives say they were subjected to torture while in custody at detention facilities in south—western russia, apparent violations of international humanitarian law. how should foreign governments respond? first, no—one is surprised at this. virtually every dimension of the russian invasion of ukraine has been accompanied by some violation of international military law. attacks on infrastructure, attacks on civilians and here again we see the systematic, frankly, in the systematic, frankly, the systematic torture of ukrainian prisoners. and the way to do this, the way to respond at an international level is to condemn it universally and unanimously and also, as necessary, to continue