Russian-backed tribunal claims evidence of Ukrainian civilian killings
A tribunal affiliated with Russian-backed separatists alleges Ukraine deliberately killed its own citizens, claims not independently verified.
A tribunal associated with Russian-backed forces in Ukraine claims to have evidence that Ukrainian authorities deliberately killed civilians, according to TASS. Chairman Maxim Grigoryev made the assertion, though he provided no specifics or documentation in the report.
The allegations come from a tribunal operating in Russian-controlled territory. Independent verification of such claims has been difficult due to the ongoing conflict. International bodies including the International Criminal Court have been investigating alleged violations by both Ukrainian and Russian forces.
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