Tag: Bombing and Violence
The US doubts the new Russian war chief can end Moscow’s...
The US doubts Russia's appointment of General Alexander Dvornikov will significantly improve Moscow's military performance in Ukraine. A 60-year-old veteran with a controversial record in Syria, Dvornikov becomes the first centralized war commander for Russia's invasion.
UN assembly suspends Russia from top human rights body
The United Nations General Assembly voted to remove Russia from the Human Rights Council following accusations of severe human rights violations during the Ukraine conflict, marking a significant diplomatic rebuke against a UN Security Council permanent member.
UN to vote on suspending Russia from the rights council.
The United Nations will vote on suspending Russia from the Human Rights Council following the discovery of civilian casualties in Bucha, near Kyiv, sparking international condemnation and calls for accountability.
Mariupol’s dead put at 5,000 as Ukraine braces in the east.
As the war in Ukraine intensifies, Mariupol's mayor reveals a staggering civilian death toll of more than 5,000. Ukrainian authorities continue documenting Russian war crimes around Kyiv, while the U.S. and Western allies prepare to impose additional sanctions against Moscow for alleged atrocities committed during the invasion.
The US hits Russia with ‘war crimes’ sanctions, Europe following.
The United States has launched a fresh wave of financial sanctions against Russia, focusing on President Vladimir Putin's family and blocking two major Russian banks. The move comes in response to alleged war crimes in Ukraine, with the UK and EU expected to follow suit in escalating economic pressure.
The US to seek Russia’s suspension from Human Rights Council.
The United States plans to seek Russia's suspension from the UN Human Rights Council after reports of potential war crimes in Ukraine. U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield cited evidence of violence against civilians in Bucha, near Kyiv, calling for Russia to be held accountable for its actions during the ongoing conflict.
Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine’s streets.
Russian troops' withdrawal from Kyiv's outskirts revealed shocking scenes of civilian casualties in Bucha. Graphic evidence of potential war crimes sparked global condemnation, with diplomatic responses including expulsions and calls for increased sanctions against Moscow.
Ukraine accuses Russia of the massacre, a city strewn with bodies.
Russian soldiers allegedly committed atrocities in Bucha, leaving behind 410 civilian bodies with signs of torture and execution. European leaders condemned the actions and called for increased sanctions against Moscow.
Activists stage global climate protest, slam Ukraine war.
Climate activists from Fridays for Future movement staged global protests across multiple countries, calling for systemic change and criticizing G20 nations' continued fossil fuel support while connecting environmental activism with peace efforts.
Ukraine reports 300 dead in airstrike on Mariupol theater
In a devastating attack, Russian forces bombed a Mariupol theater sheltering civilians, killing approximately 300 people. Ukrainian officials claim this as potentially the war's most significant civilian casualty incident, highlighting alleged Russian war crimes during the ongoing conflict.
