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, an international lawyer , associate professor, authors of international law at taras shevchenko kyiv national universitythe first group of ukrainian rescuers returned from turkey for more than a week. our specialists helped turkish colleagues to search for people . under the rubble and eliminate the consequences of earthquakes and further quote despite the fact that ukraine itself is currently in the flames of war, we are ready to provide support to those in need in times of need wrote this of the head of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine ihor klymenko, our colleague olena morozova is picking up the air. she already has an updated issue this morning olena , i congratulate you, friends. i congratulate everyone who joins the marathon at 5 o'clock .

international lawyer, an associate professor of authors of international law at taras shevchenko kyiv national university, he was with us. well, first, we have news , the first group of ukrainian rescuers returned from turkey for more than a week, our specialists helped turkish colleagues to search for people under the rubble and eliminate the consequences of earthquakes and further quote, despite the fact that ukraine itself is currently in the flames of war, we are ready to provide support to those in need in times of need, this is what the head of the ministry of internal affairs wrote ihor klymenko of ukraine, our colleague olena morozova is picking up the air. she already has an updated issue this morning. olena, i congratulate you on the word, friends. i congratulate everyone who joins the marathon at 5 o'clock. don't switch to the only news, because the next news is news. our team prepared them fortifying the borders of ukraine for drones, join the gathering we congratulate the border guard, this is a marathon, we love news, the rada tv channel team is working for you, we keep our finger on the pu

lawyer and associate professor of the department of international law at taras kyiv national university, joins our broadcast mr. shevchenkon, we congratulate you, we congratulate you if we talk about such a number of crimes, it is clear that this is not the final figure, and probably in the territories liberated from the occupation, we will see even more terrible indicators, for example , mariupol, for sure a-a please tell me each individual crime he is included in the case as far as i know and then the international tribunal or the international court does not consider every crime committed by the russian military. and all this will be combined in what way and how such a number of e-e crimes can affect the terms of consideration of the case ukraine against russia regarding its aggression, it is absolutely correct that the international criminal court will not be able to consider absolutely every war crime, crime against humanity , or crime of genocide that was committed on the territory of ukraine. in the event that ukraine cannot or does not want to bring such a person to justice , the international criminal court comes