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A complaint alleging war crimes against an Israeli official was filed in Ljubljana, Slovenia, invoking the Rome Statute.
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Updated Sep 7
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A complaint alleging war crimes against an Israeli official was filed in Ljubljana, Slovenia, invoking the Rome Statute.
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Slovenia filed a complaint in Ljubljana regarding alleged war crimes against an Israeli official.1 source
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International Criminal Court
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Slovenia
country in Central Europe
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