European Union accuse Russia of 'war crimes' in Ukraine, but unlikely to impose new sanctions
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The International Criminal Court in the Netherlands is gathering evidence about any possible war crimes in Ukraine, but Russia, like the United States, doesn't recognize the tribunal's jurisdiction.
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The US and EU strongly criticized attacks by Russian on civilians. Meanwhile, Mariupol authorities are searching for survivors from a bombed out theater. DW has the latest.
The US and EU strongly criticized attacks by Russia on civilians. Meanwhile, Mariupol authorities are searching for survivors from a bombed out theater. DW has the latest.
The European Union accused Russia of committing war crimes, but new sanctions against Moscow seem unlikely, despite the EU's push to hold guilty parties accountable.
BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union countries on Monday accused Russia's military of committing war crimes in Ukraine, but appeared unlikely to target the country's energy sector with sanctions soon despite
The International Criminal Court in the Netherlands is gathering evidence about any possible war crimes in Ukraine, but Russia, like the United States, doesn't recognize the tribunal's jurisdiction.
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