In latest legal clash, Ukraine calls Russia a ‘terrorist state’ at UN high court
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The International Court of Justice hearings are not related to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but rather focus on claims that Moscow illegally financed separatist groups in eastern Ukraine and discriminated against non-Russians in the annexed Crimea region.
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The International Court of Justice hearings are not related to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but rather focus on claims that Moscow illegally financed separatist groups in eastern Ukraine and discriminated against non-Russians in the annexed Crimea region.
A top Ukrainian diplomat has branded Russia a “terrorist state” as he opened his country’s case against Moscow at the United Nations’ highest court and accused Russia of blowing up
Kyiv is bringing a case against Russia linked to Moscow's 2014 annexation of Crimea and arming of rebels in eastern Ukraine in the years before Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022.
Kyiv wants the International Court of Justice to order Moscow to pay reparations for attacks in Crimea, including for the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17
Lawyers for Ukraine told the United Nations’ top court Tuesday that Russia bankrolled a “campaign of intimidation and terror” by rebels in eastern Ukraine starting in 2014 and sought to replace Crimea’s multiethnic community with “discriminatory Russian nationalism” after its occupation and annexati…
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