The article discusses allegations that the US State Department, under the Trump administration, deleted crucial evidence related to the abduction of thousands of Ukrainian children by Russia. Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab, which had been compiling a database of Russian war crimes, was working to trace and rescue up to 35,000 children taken from occupied Ukrainian areas. The evidence, gathered with the help of US satellite surveillance, was destroyed, hindering both rescue efforts and potential legal actions against Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin. This deletion of evidence could lead to international legal ramifications, particularly regarding the destruction of war crimes evidence.
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No backups? Hmmm
lynch1812 on
This “abduction” case is really gonna go nowhere in the near future, for one of the demands of Russian Peace Deal would forces Zelensky to relinquished the claim for those children, thus fully turning them into Russian citizens.
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The article discusses allegations that the US State Department, under the Trump administration, deleted crucial evidence related to the abduction of thousands of Ukrainian children by Russia. Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab, which had been compiling a database of Russian war crimes, was working to trace and rescue up to 35,000 children taken from occupied Ukrainian areas. The evidence, gathered with the help of US satellite surveillance, was destroyed, hindering both rescue efforts and potential legal actions against Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin. This deletion of evidence could lead to international legal ramifications, particularly regarding the destruction of war crimes evidence.
No backups? Hmmm
This “abduction” case is really gonna go nowhere in the near future, for one of the demands of Russian Peace Deal would forces Zelensky to relinquished the claim for those children, thus fully turning them into Russian citizens.