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Civilian buildings destroyed in Mariupol, Ukraine
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UN investigation in Ukraine: Russian war crimes were committed at a "massive scale"
A United Nations commission of inquiry established a year ago issued its first written report on March 16. It concludes that violations of the laws of war were committed "at a massive scale" by the Russian Federation in Ukraine. One of these crimes is the forced transfer of Ukrainian children, which is the subject of […]
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