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Two Russian soldiers plead guilty in the second war crimes trial in Ukraine.

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Two Russian soldiers accused of war crimes in Ukraine appeared at a second trial hearing in the northeastern town of Kotelva.

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  1. The Daily Signal

    4 Keys to Prosecution of Russians for War Crimes in Ukraine (opens The Daily Signal)

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    The International Criminal Court, which the U.S. has criticized, isn’t the only way to prosecute alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine.

  2. New York Times

  3. Fox News

    Ukraine war crimes trials: Two more Russian soldiers plead guilty (opens Fox News)

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    In the second war crimes trial of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, two soldiers from Vladimir Putin’s army have pleaded guilty to shelling a town in eastern Ukraine.

  4. Deutsche Welle

    Ukraine starts new war crimes trial against Russian soldiers — live updates | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Ukrainian authorities have accused two Russian soldiers of violating the laws of war during shelling in Kharkiv and are seeking 12 year prison terms. DW has the latest.

  5. Minneapolis Star Tribune

    Live updates | 2 Russians accused of war crimes plead guilty (opens Minneapolis Star Tribune)

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    Two Russian soldiers accused of war crimes in Ukraine appeared at a second trial hearing in the northeastern town of Kotelva.

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