Human Rights Watch documented Russian violations of international law concerning the occupation of Ukrainian lands.

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Human Rights Watch documented Russian violations of international law concerning the occupation of Ukrainian lands.

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May 28HRW documents Russian violations following the occupation of Ukrainian lands.1 source
- globalsecurity.org
May 27ICC scrutiny is being invited over illegal actions concerning the occupation of Ukrainian territories.1 source
- interfax.com.ua

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