International Criminal Court to open war crimes cases over Russian invasion of Ukraine, reports say
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The cases could represent the first international charges to be brought since the start of Russia's war and come after months of work by special ICC investigation teams.
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By Zahid Mahmood and Sugam Pokharel, CNN The International Criminal Court (ICC) is planning to open two war crimes cases tied to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and issue arrest warrants against “several people,” according to the New York Times (NYT) and Reuters, citing current and former officials …
The cases before the International Criminal Court would accuse Russia of abducting Ukrainian children and of deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure.
The International Criminal Court in The Hague has announced plans to pursue war crimes charges against Russia in connection with the Ukraine war, prompting an immediate rebuke from Moscow.
The cases could represent the first international charges to be brought since the start of Russia's war and come after months of work by special ICC investigation teams.
The ICC prosecutor says he's committed to delivering "real-time" results as he seeks warrants for alleged child abductions and bombing of civilian infrastructure.
The International Criminal Court is opening two war crimes investigations tied to Russia's invasion of Ukraine that will involve several arrest warrants.
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