Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday signed an accord with pan-European rights body the Council of Europe for establishing a special tribunal to try top officials responsible for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The court would prosecute the “crime of aggression” in the invasion, which Russia launched in February 2022, and could, in theory, try senior figures up to President Vladimir Putin.
Trending
- An updated Siri that interacts with apps reportedly won’t be here until next spring
- ‘Gilded Age’ Star Ben Ahlers on Jack’s ‘Clock Twink’ Nickname
- Experts warn against DIY Botox-like injections available illegally online | Cosmetic surgery
- Saints QB competition: Tyler Shough outplays Spencer Rattler, but New Orleans’ outlook is still bleak
- ‘My house and the earth shook visibly’: blazing meteor thrills residents in Central Victoria | Victoria
- This Mountain Range Is One of Montana’s Best-kept Secrets—With Some of the Best Hiking in the State
- Five Al Jazeera journalists killed in Israeli strike near Al-Shifa hospital
- UK road safety push could see mandatory eye tests for older drivers | Road safety
Monday, August 11
Zelensky, Europe rights body sign accord for Ukraine war tribunal
Emma Reynolds
Emma Reynolds is a senior journalist at Mirror Brief, covering world affairs, politics, and cultural trends for over eight years. She is passionate about unbiased reporting and delivering in-depth stories that matter.
Add A Comment