Nearly 6,700 ‘Crimes of Aggression, War Crimes’ Committed During Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Prosecutor General

Nearly 6,700 ‘Crimes of Aggression, War Crimes’ Committed During Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Prosecutor General
A rescuer stands on the rubble of a building destroyed by Russian shelling, as they start searching for bodies, in Borodyanka, Kyiv region, Ukraine, on April 10, 2022. Zohra Bensemra/Reuters
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The Ukrainian Prosecutor General on April 15 said it had found nearly 6,700 cases of “crimes of aggression and war crimes,” that have been committed during Russia’s invasion of the country.

On Twitter, the prosecutor general’s office said that 6,673 alleged crimes of aggression and war crimes have been registered as of Thursday, of which 6,483 included alleged breaking of the law and customs of war, 43 were related to planning, preparing for, or starting and waging an aggressive war and nine were connected with war propaganda.
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