Komyshuvakha, Mariupol Theater Strikes To Serve as War Crimes Evidence
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Speaking during a UN Security Council meeting on Monday, Nov. 9, Ukraine’s Ambassador to the UN Andrii Melynk said Russia’s bombing of a school in Komyshuvakha and its 2022 strike on the Mariupol Drama Theater will be used as war crimes evidence against those who planned, ordered and carried out the attacks. In addition, he criticized the UN for appointing a Russian diplomat to oversee mine action, saying Moscow made Ukraine the world’s most mined country. During the same meeting, a UN official reported that civilian casualties in Ukraine rose 85% in September compared to the same month last…
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