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lack of food in Russian captivity, footage released by the Russian Defense Ministry shows. \n*The POWs say they were promised good treatment but were instead subjected to beatings and torture. \n*Some of the POWs say they were forced to sign confessions and make false statements.*\n\n**Russian troops repel Ukrainian attacks in Donbas**\n\n*Russian artillery units in the Donetsk People's Republic prevented Ukrainian forces from launching an attack near Kleshcheyevka, destroying 30 militants and their equipment. \n*In total, the Ukrainian forces launched at least two attacks in this area within 24 hours, losing nearly 200 troops and equipment.*\n\n**Russian forces advance in southern Donetsk region**\n\n*Russian forces in the southern Donetsk region improved their positions on the frontline, interacting with assault and army aviation. \n*The Russian troops repelled two attacks by Ukrainian assault groups near Priyutnoye, inflicting losses of up to 105 troops, two armored vehicles, and 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