Dozens of countries have vowed to help Ukraine prosecute Russian war crimes. Meanwhile, the death toll of the attack on Vinnytsia has risen.
In recent years, Moscow has given Russian passports to tens of thousands of people in eastern Ukraine. While some people have willingly gone to Russia, there is witness evidence of forced removals of Ukrainians, including children, who have described brutal conditions in Russia's"filtration camps."the U.S. suspects that between 900,000 and 1.
"The simple truth is that, as we speak, children, women and men, the young and the old, are living in terror," ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan said. LUHANSK, UKRAINE - JULY 09: A view of damaged sites from eastern Ukraine city of Severodonetsk located in which Russian forces now in control, in Luhansk Oblast, Ukraine on July 09, 2022.
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin welcomes Italian Defense Minister Lorenzo Guerini to the Pentagon in Washington, DC, on July 14, 2022.
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