Video has emerged that Russia says shows the killing of their surrendering troops in eastern Ukraine.
Voices can be heard asking if everyone is out.
The captors speak Ukrainian in the video, while the uniforms of the captives look Russian not Ukrainian. The Russian defence ministry and media has also said the prisoners are Russian. This video then shows a man dressed in dark clothing emerging. He appears to be armed and to open fire as he steps forward.
We are unable to tell from the video whether the man is Russian or Ukrainian and exactly what he's firing at.This is the moment a man dressed in a darker uniform bursts out of the building and opens fireThe aerial footage and the video filmed on the ground appear to match the same scene. An entrance doorway - with what looks like a pole lying on it - is visible in both as well as what looks like a red toy car in the farmyard .Russia's defence ministry has denounced what happened as a "deliberate and methodical murder" by shots to the head of more than 10 immobilised Russian servicemen. It goes on to say that it is "not the first and not the only war crime" by Ukrainian forces.
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