Army is now preparing for a camp for 2,000 prisoners of war: ‘Russians receive the same treatment as their own soldiers’

It has not been trained for more than thirty years, but now that the threat of war is increasing, the Army is also preparing to receive Russian prisoners of war. This week, the first design of a prisoner of war camp that will be able to hold 2,000 soldiers in wartime will be tested in Marnehuizen, Groningen.

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