Ukraine's First War Crimes Trial Against Russian Soldier Underway
Newsy
This indicates that Ukraine will hold individual Russians accountable for the thousands of war crimes committed over the past three months.
A 21-year-old Russian tank unit soldier is the first to sit for a war crimes trial in Ukraine.
He's accused of shooting a 62-year-old Ukrainian man in the head through an open car window while the man was riding a bike in the first days of the war.
The killing allegedly was to prevent him from reporting the presence of Russian soldiers.
The Finnish Parliament is expected to endorse the decision in coming days.
The band and its song "Stefania" beat 24 other performers early Sunday in the grand final of the competition.
This comes after Finland announced plans to apply for NATO membership.
The scenes of violence were likely to add to the sense of grief and outrage across the Arab world that has followed the death of Shireen Abu Akleh.
This indicates that Ukraine will hold individual Russians accountable for the thousands of war crimes committed over the past three months.
Khalifa, who has rarely been seen in official photos or at public events for years, succeeded his father, the UAE's founder Sheikh Zayed, in 2004.
Hours after North Korea confirmed its first case of COVID, South Korean officials said the country fired three short-range missiles into the sea.
Civilians all across Ukraine have faced the brunt of Russia's invasion from air strikes to alleged war crimes. Pregnant mothers, especially.
Shireen Abu Akleh, a well-known Palestinian reporter who is also a U.S. citizen, was shot and died soon afterward.
Prince Charles had to read the queen's speech at the State Opening of Parliament after she skipped due to ongoing mobility issues.
NATO could soon add two members right on Russia's doorstep.