Alice Jill Edwards says 90% of Ukraine’s 103,000 open cases relating to war crimes and crimes against humanity are registered as torture cases – what we know on day 745
Ukrainian servicemen form a guard of honour in Kyiv while holding a Ukrainian flag over the coffin of a Lithuanian volunteer soldier killed fighting Russian forces in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region.Ukrainian servicemen form a guard of honour in Kyiv while holding a Ukrainian flag over the coffin of a Lithuanian volunteer soldier killed fighting Russian forces in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region., a United Nations expert said.
, the regional administration said on Friday. “The premises of the school, the central city hospital, the regional emergency medical care centre and the water utility were damaged,” it posted on Facebook., the governor said. A third person was seriously wounded, Vyacheslav Gladkov said on Telegram., the head of the regional military administration said.
, saying timely transfers of military supplies would ensure the war “does not spill over”. “The strategy of dripping aid to Ukraine drop by drop doesn’t work any more,” Dmytro Kuleba said on a visit to Lithuania. “It’s over and, if things continue as they currently happen, it’s not going to end well for all of us.”Andriy Yermak, the head of Zelenskiy’s office, held talks with a delegation headed by Li Hui, the Chinese government’s special representative for Eurasian affairs.
, a pro-democracy Russian group in Serbia said on Friday. Police told Elena Koposova that her appeal has been granted and she could stay in Serbia, where she has lived with her family since 2019, the Russian Democratic Society group said.
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