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The Kremlin says Russia’s strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure will continue, with spokesman Dmitry Peskov telling Reuters that Ukraine would have to “pay the price” for actions in recent months. Outlining Moscow’s position, Peskov said Russian forces would continue striking targets “they consider appropriate,” insisting that Russia must “guarantee our... show more

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Макаревич Олександр2 days ago

А нацистська росія 4.5 роки що робила? Які ще підприємства вони не зищили? У нас уже нмає що нищити, то вони перейшли на вбивства населення. Це кремлівські нацисти повинні заплатити ціну за дії 4.5 років.

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Russia should realize something They were one of the initiators of the International Crime Tribunal Yugoslavia This means they have committed to international law. No rectification of the Statute of Rome is needed. They should check the case law of ICTY to see what's punishable.

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