Amna Nawaz
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A year after invasion, Russian war crimes inflict death and ruin on Ukraine
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February 25, 2023
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8:47Now PlayingCorrection: The transcript of this piece has been updated to reflect that the investigation into the Kramatorsk train station attack was a joint investigation from Human Rights Watch and SITU Research, not a Human Rights Watch investigation as originally reported. We regret the error.
In the year since Russia invaded their country, Ukrainians have remained resilient in the face of what the U.S. calls crimes against humanity committed by Russian forces. With the support of the Pulitzer Center, Nick Schifrin reports on what prosecutors and investigators documenting Russia's war crimes in Ukraine have found.
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