中文翻译：

我尊重《日内瓦公约》，在我的视线范围内，没有任何俄罗斯人会受到酷刑或羞辱，受伤或被俘的俄罗斯士兵将得到人道的对待，就像在我参与的其他战争中一样。

有很多俄罗斯囚犯的照片在流传，据许多人说，这违反了《日内瓦公约》。就我个人而言，我不知道，所以我花了点心思去查证，因为我不想成为让这场冲突变得更加不人道的因素之一。

如果这些囚犯没有处于特别屈辱的境地，例如受过酷刑或虐待，那么公布俄罗斯囚犯的照片似乎并不违禁。

我没有找到任何谴责公布囚犯照片行为的裁定，甚至找到了大量说这并不违法的先例和法律意见。红十字会曾在过去的冲突中发表过反对张贴（战俘）照片的意见，但背景不同，而且没有采取法律行动，至少就我所知是这样的。

《日内瓦公约》是关于良知的：你需要用你的 "心"善待那些不战斗（投降的、平民）或不能再战斗的（伤员）人。

真正的战士不与人类为敌。

英文原文：

I respect the Geneva Convention. No Russian will be tortured or humiliated under my gaze. Russian soldiers wounded or in captivity will be treated humanely. Just like in the other wars in which I participated.

There are a lot of photographs of Russian prisoners in circulation. According to many, this is a violation of the Geneva Convention. Personally, I didn't know so I took the trouble to check, because I don't want to contribute to making this conflict even more inhuman.

It does not seem prohibited to publish photographs of Russian prisoners, if these prisoners are not in a particularly humiliating position, for example as a result of torture or ill-treatment.

I have not found any judgment that condemns the publication of photos of prisoners in general. I even found a large number of inconsequential precedents and legal opinions that say it's not illegal. The Red Cross has issued opinions against posting photos in past conflicts, but the context was different and no legal action was taken, at least to my knowledge.

The Geneva Convention is a matter of “good common sense”: you just have to use your “heart” and treat those who do not fight or can no longer fight well.

A true warrior does not fight the human.