Czech POW sentenced to 13 years in jail by Russian court for fighting for Ukraine

By Amnon J. Jobi on December 4, 2025 5:02 am |

Tran’s case is just the latest case of Russian prosecution of a captured foreign fighter as a mercenary, which, in Moscow’s interpretation of international law, deprives them of the rights traditionally held by prisoners of war (POWs).

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Amnon J. Jobi

Amnon J. Jobi is sole Editor in Chief at The Daily Reformer®. He writes like it is 1998.

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Czech POW sentenced to 13 years in jail by Russian court for fighting for Ukraine

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