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Russian troops are trying to sell looted Ukrainian goods in Belarus, Ukrainian defense ministry says
  • The Ukrainian Defense Ministry said that Russian troops were selling stolen goods.

  • They arranged a bazaar in a small town.

  • The defense ministry said that they were selling gains fromlooting and robbing civilians.

The Ukrainian Defense Ministry said that Russian troops opened a market in Belarus to sell goods that they stole from Ukrainians.

The defense ministry said Russians are selling washing machines and dishwashers, refrigerators, precious jewelry, cars, bicycles, motorcycles, dishes, carpets, artworks, children's toys, cosmetics.

The ministry said in a Facebook post on Saturday that the Russians arranged a specialized bazaar in the small town of Naroulia, which they gained by robbing the civilians in Ukraine.

The defense ministry said that a Russian column of trucks with various properties is currently moving from the Ukrainian city of Buryn towards the Russian border.

The ministry said that Russian troops are loading packages with things obtained from Russian military vehicles.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has dragged on into its sixth week, with Russian troops facing fierce resistance from the Ukrainians.

The United States has remained skeptical of the claims that Russia will reduce its military assaults on Kyiv and Chernihiv.

Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said that this is not a real withdrawal and that we should be prepared for a major offensive against other areas of Ukraine.

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