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KYIV - Sometimes Ukrainian lawyer Khrystyna Vrashchuk shudders when she thinks about the work she does.
The woman, she argued, had not produced enough evidence to prove she was related to the dead men, and the attorney asked that the woman be excluded from the case on that basis. Ukrainian authorities say they are investigating more than 120,000 alleged war crimes tied to the full-scale invasion that began in February 2022. The United Nations estimates that more than 30,000 civilians have been killed or wounded.
In Vrashchuk's case, the woman she argued against was eventually allowed to be included in proceedings. Another 4,000 have been handed out in cases involving other alleged wartime crimes by suspected Ukrainian collaborators, such as high treason.
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