‘The photographs of murdered civilians, their hands tied behind their backs, shot in the head and tossed like animals on to the street… we will not forget, and no one will let us forget,’ wrote Russian journalist and author Yevgenia Albats last week. ‘The guilt for this will lie on our children and grandchildren.
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Owen Matthews is the author of Overreach: the Inside Story of Putin’s War on Ukraine, to be published by HarperCollins in October.
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