Ukraine shoots dead 10 Russian prisoners of war: Russian Defense Ministry

 The Russian Ministry of Defense says that Ukraine has killed 10 Russian prisoners of war by shooting them in the head.

According to the British news agency Reuters, the Russian Ministry of Defense was responding to a question regarding a video circulating on social media. The video shows the killing of Ukrainian prisoners of war.

Reuters said it could not independently verify the Russian claim.

G-Seven warns of 'hybrid threats' from Russia

On the other hand, the G7 Interior Ministers said that due to the Ukraine war, the security of the member countries has had a significant impact.

According to the AFP news agency, after the two-day meeting of the G7 interior ministers in the western city of Eltwil, German Interior Minister Nancy Fesser reiterated the member states' "unwavering solidarity" with Ukraine.

The interior ministers of Great Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States said in a joint statement that the aggression against Ukraine has had a major impact on the internal security of the G7 countries.

Earlier this week, Europe was stunned when a missile landed in a village on Poland's border with Ukraine, killing two people.

After the missile incident, there were fears of the Ukraine conflict spreading.

However, Ukraine's allies said the missile was likely fired by Ukrainian forces and fell within Polish territory.

Nancy Fesser and her counterparts said they are closely monitoring the effects of a Russian-launched war, including hybrid threats aimed at destabilizing republics and stoking insecurity. Is.