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HISTORICAL FACTS: 4 - Caught on Camera

Russia holds votes in occupied parts of Ukraine; Kyiv says residents coerced

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Reuters

Russian proxy court in east Ukraine convicts ex-OSCE staff on treason charges

A Russian proxy court in eastern Ukraine on Monday sentenced two former Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) staff to 13 years in prison on treason charges that the OSCE called "inhumane and repugnant".

Reuters

‘Before Bucha in Ukraine, there was Abkhazia in Georgia’

Thirty years after the war in Georgia’s breakaway territory of Abkhazia, victims are still waiting for justice.

Al Jazeera

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Online searches for ‘Ukrainian refugee porn’ and ‘Ukrainian rape’ surge 300% as Russian war rages

Researchers claim the surge in the search terms is linked to growing trafficking of refugees

The Independent UK

Britain pledges help to probe Russian war crimes as report tells of ‘real-life horror story’ in Ukraine

Use of cluster ammunition by Vladimir Putin’s forces is ‘depravity itself’ says second OSCE report

The Independent UK

The war in Ukraine shows it's time for a new way to ensure security in Europe

The ongoing political and military standoff between Russia and the United States is the most recent indicator that Europe’s security and economic architecture must be transformed to harmonize European and Russian strategic interests.

The Conversation

Belarus says it is resuming verification activities under arms control treaties

Belarus' defence ministry said on Monday that the country was resuming verification activities under existing international arms control treaties after a two-year hiatus prompted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Reuters

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GOAL opens new support offices in Ukraine with Government grants

The charity recently received €500,000 in funding from the Department of Foreign Affairs

Irish Mirror

Escort website says men can pursue 'war fantasies' during sex with Ukraine refugees

An anti-trafficking expert has warned that sex work in Ireland is already seeing more demand for women and girls who have fled the conflict in Ukraine amid a troubling 600% rise in internet searches

Daily Mirror

US: Russia plans to annex separatist statelets in Ukraine

Moscow may annex Luhansk and Donetsk ‘republics’ mid-May and turn Kherson into proxy state, US ambassador to OSCE says.

Al Jazeera

Ukraine crisis: What are the Minsk agreements?

Emmanuel Macron insisted revival of accords from 2014 and 2015 ‘only path on which peace can be built’

The Independent UK

Ukraine crisis: What are the Minsk agreements?

Emmanuel Macron insisted revival of accords from 2014 and 2015 ‘only path on which peace can be built’

The Independent UK

‘Don’t try our patience’: Moscow warns west over Ukraine strikes in Russia

A foreign ministry official in Moscow warns of a possible ‘harsh response’ from Russia

The Independent UK

Russia accuses OSCE of handing information to Western intelligence

Russia on Thursday accused the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) of handing information on the location of Russian and pro-Russian forces to Western and Ukrainian intelligence.

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Russia-Ukraine latest updates: US officials to meet Zelenskyy

Ukraine news from April 24: President Zelenskyy says he hopes to secure heavy weapons at talks with senior US officials.

Reuters

OSCE tries to secure release of staff held in eastern Ukraine

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe said on Saturday it was trying to secure the release of a number of Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) staff members who had been detained in eastern Ukraine.

ABC News

Ruins of Mariupol could become Russia's first big prize in Ukraine. Here's what's happened there so far

Mariupol, where a maternity hospital and a theatre packed with sheltering families were bombed, is the site of the worst humanitarian catastrophe of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The Guardian - UK

As Russia continues to bomb Ukraine, are its weapons of choice getting worse?

Analysis: Russia’s indiscriminate use of weaponry has already led to high numbers of civilian deaths

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The Independent UK

Ukraine news - live: Russian warship 'seriously damaged' as Polish president accuses Putin of ‘terrorism’

Russia’s Black Sea fleet flagship evacuated after Ukrainian ‘missile strike’

Daily Mirror

Inside stricken Mariupol as 21,000 civilians killed and apartment blocks destroyed

Mariupol's mayor says 21,000 civilians have been killed during weeks of intense Russian bombardment in the city, while 100,000 people are still waiting to be evacuated

Asharq Al-Awsat

European Rights Experts Say Russia Has Committed War Crimes in Ukraine

A mission of experts set up by Organization for Security and Cooperation and Europe (OSCE) nations has found evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity by Russia in Ukraine, the mission said in a report on Wednesday. The mission was set up last month by 45 of the OSCE's…

The Independent UK

Independent report finds evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine

‘Justice will be served’: UK says those responsible must face court

Daily Mirror

Russia's Ukraine attacks declared war crimes in devastating international report

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation and Europe (OSCE) said attacks on civilians in Ukraine were war crimes in a devastating report

Reuters

European rights experts say Russia has committed war crimes in Ukraine

The Conversation

Ukraine: Nato exercises a happy coincidence 'just in case' of escalation

Military exercises are held regularly by armed forces throughout the world. An exercise can be seen as an act of diplomacy, a direct threat, a demonstration of military capability for deterrence or – in the case of Nato – an expression of unity.

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