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Police find 159 sites where Ukrainians are illegally held
Ukrainian police have identified 159 places in Russian-occupied territories and inside Russia where Ukrainians are being illegally detained. The locations range from basements and colonies to other sites used for holding people against their will. Authorities say the findings highlight a widespread system of unlawful detention amid the war.
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