US sanctions ‘butcher of Bucha,’ Russian military official, over atrocities in Ukraine ...Middle East

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The Biden administration on Monday issued sanctions against two officers in the Russian military for involvement in gross violations of human rights, including the alleged extrajudicial killing of unarmed, Ukrainian civilians. The sanctions target Azatbek Omurbekov, a colonel in Russia's armed forces who the State Department said carried the dark moniker of “The Butcher of Bucha,” a reference to the Kyiv suburb that was the site of mass atrocities carried out in the first few weeks of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in Feb. 2022. Daniil Frolkin, a guard corporal in the Russian military, was also sanctioned by the State Department for his involvement in a gross violation of human right

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