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Federica Marsi

FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Can ukraine hold russia accountable for environmental crimes - The Untold Story

Ukraine's ministry of ecology and natural resources said destroyed military equipment and ammunition, as well as exploded missiles and air bombs, pollute the soil and groundwater with chemicals, including heavy metals [File: Maria Tsvetkova/Reuters]

As forensic investigators in Ukraine uncover evidence of killings that may amount to war crimes, experts of a different kind are at work to document the effect of Russia’s war on the environment.

Ukraine’s ministry in charge of environmental protection said in a briefing last month that destroyed military equipment and ammunition, as well as exploded missiles and air bombs, pollute the soil and groundwater with chemicals, including heavy metals.

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