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8:01Now PlayingUnder constant threat of Russian airstrikes and shelling, Ukrainian prosecutors work to investigate the growing number of suspected war crimes cases.
RELATEDZaporizhzhia plantUkraine prepares for catastrophe
A team of war crimes investigators had already begun the work they believed would do just that. Within an hour of the explosion, they were on the ground with cameras, measuring tapes and clipboards for notes.
Their goal is to investigate and document alleged crimes committed by Russia's military. For now, the work is focused on the Russian military's everyday violence against civilians as opposed to the higher-stakes effort to build a case against Russia's president, Vladimir Putin.
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