UN commission says Russia committed crimes against humanity in energy attacks

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The Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine concluded that Russia committed war crimes and crimes against humanity by attacking civilians and Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The commission also said Russia recruited foreign nationals to fight in Ukraine. The UN News report noted that women and girls made up one in four civilian war deaths in conflicts last year.

Sources:Ukrainska Pravda (EN)Ukrinform (Ukrainian state news agency)UN News (Peace and Security)

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Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy sector deemed crimes against humanity by UN commission Ukrainska Pravda (EN)
UN calls Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure crimes against humanity Ukrinform (Ukrainian state news agency)
Ukraine: Investigators find Russia committed war crimes by targeting civilians UN News (Peace and Security)
Women and girls’ share of civilian war deaths doubles since 2021 UN News (Peace and Security)

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Corroborated by 2 outlets (GDELT)