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Russian attacks in Ukraine amount to war crimes, UN inquiry finds
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March 16, 2023
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2:39Now PlayingThe UN Commission of Inquiry visited nearly 60 parts of Ukraine and interviewed more than 6,000 people, and found that Russian authorities have committed many human rights violations across the country. The report goes into great detail about attacks on civilians and infrastructure, and highlights the wilful killings of people who were meant to be protected under the Geneva Convention.
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