Safonenko’s ‘Don Cossacks’, only being moved to the seized SBU [Security Service] building in April 2015.

It became clear after his release how the men had been taken prisoner. Pantyushenko was tank commander who, together with two members of his team – Lyasa and Dmytro Kostetsky, set out on a military task not far from Donetsk Airport which was the scene of fierce battles. Pantyushenko and his men were supposed to blow up Putylivsky Bridge, together with armed equipment and ammunition. Their tank, however, came under attack and the three men were taken prisoner.

The militants have now ‘sentenced’ him to 18 years’ imprisonment, claiming that the military operation during active warfare was, instead, ‘training in carrying out terrorist activities’; violent seizure of power; and sabotage.

This is the second horrificallyInjuries of the gastrointestinal tract from blunt trauma in children: a 12-year experience at a designated pediatric trauma center.
Nonoperative management of solid organ injury from blunt trauma in children has focused concern on potential delays in diagnosis of hollow viscus injury with resultant increases in morbidity, mortality, and cost. This study of a large pediatric trauma database will review the issues of difficulty and/or delay in diagnosis as it relates specifically to definitive treatment and outcome. We surveyed 11,592 consecutive admissions to a designated pediatric trauma center from 1985 to 1997 to identify children with documented injury of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract from blunt trauma. The records were extensively analyzed specifically in regard to mechanism of injury, type and site of injury, time to diagnosis, operative treatment, complications,