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Surrendering Mariupol defenders surrender amid uncertain fate
Nearly 1,000 Ukrainian fighters from Azovstal gave up at the Mariupol steel plant as Russia declared the last resistance over. A Russian court case against a captured Russian sergeant for war crimes proceeded in Kyiv while Finland and Sweden moved to join NATO. Russia threatened trials for the surrendered fighters. The U N embassy reopened in Kyiv, and concerns over abuses by Russian forces surfaced. NATO bids faced Turkish veto hurdles as Donbas and Crimea remained central strategic theaters.
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Mariupol
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Finland
Sweden
NATO
Vladimir Putin
Azovstal
Amnesty International
Red Cross
Denis Krivosheev
Amnesty
Moscow
Putin
U.S
Antony Blinken
Vadim Shishimarin
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Turkey
Ibrahim Kalin
Erdogan
Crimean Peninsula
Donbas
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Supreme Court
Britain
Defense Ministry
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