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The article discusses the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, focusing on the brutal tactics used by Russian forces, including drone attacks targeting civilians in the Kherson region.

A controversial photograph depicting a kiss between Serbian soldiers in Vukovar during the 1991 conflict won an international photography award but was subsequently withdrawn from public display due to public backlash.

The article discusses the controversial perception of Putin as a war criminal and suggests that those who adhere to this view may be deluded.

A series of airstrikes conducted by Pakistan in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province resulted in numerous civilian casualties, prompting international concern and evidence of potential war crimes.

US Southern Command reported a lethal strike on a suspected drug-smuggling boat in the Pacific, resulting in two deaths and one survivor.

Hamid Alukić, a Bosnian war criminal, has been arrested in Alabama and charged with two separate attacks during the Bosnian War.

Russia is allegedly pressuring Ukrainian students in occupied territories to join the military if they fail exams, according to a lawyer.

Ukraine's Mirotvorets website has added five Russian Paralympians to its controversial ‘kill list,’ accusing them of war propaganda and complicity in crimes against Ukraine.

Ivana Kekin criticizes the Croatian government's militarization of society and the introduction of elementary school students to the Croatian Army, while simultaneously her party organizes a commemoration for partisans accused of war crimes.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed concerns about potential war crimes committed by the U.S., Israel, and Iran during the ongoing conflict in Iran.

The bombing of an Iranian elementary school, resulting in over 170 fatalities, has prompted a UN investigation amid allegations of possible war crimes by the US and Israel.

Russia is planning to attract tourists to occupied Ukrainian territories by developing them for habitation and infrastructure, which raises concerns about potential war crimes due to the destruction already inflicted in these areas.

A Russian FPV drone strike near an ambulance in Kharkiv Oblast injured a female medic and a driver, highlighting ongoing acts of violence amidst the conflict.

Three civilians have been injured in the latest Russian drone attacks in Sumy Oblast, Ukraine.

The Croatian government has decided to donate property for building a memorial home dedicated to the Čengić family, who were victims of war crimes during the Croatian War of Independence.

A new book reveals that the majority of sniper tourists who shot at civilians during the Siege of Sarajevo in the early 1990s were Italian, prompting investigations in Italy and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Russia has unveiled a development plan for occupied Ukrainian regions, which aims to attract tourists despite the devastation caused by ongoing military conflict.

An investigation into Nazi atrocities in a psychiatric hospital in Poland reveals systematic murders of patients, including children, by German medical staff during World War II.

During the siege of Sarajevo, wealthy Western Europeans allegedly paid large sums to shoot at the city's residents, as detailed in a new Italian book.

Former Belgian diplomat Etienne Davignon is set to stand trial for his alleged role in the assassination of Patrice Lumumba, the first Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, over sixty years ago.

The Danish Supreme Court has halted a lawsuit concerning the indirect export of weapon components to Israel, dismissing the case brought by various organizations as lacking legal standing.

Belgium has opened a trial against 93-year-old Étienne Davignon for his role in the assassination of Congo's first Prime Minister, Patrice Lumumba, in 1961.

A Belgian court has ordered the trial of a former diplomat, Étienne Davignon, for his involvement in the assassination of Congo's first Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba in 1961.

A Belgian aristocrat, who served as a diplomat and European commissioner, is set to face trial for his alleged involvement in the assassination of Patrice Lumumba, the first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Over 660 civic groups in South Korea have united in a public declaration opposing the deployment of a South Korean naval vessel to the Hormuz Strait, criticizing the actions of the US and Israel in Iran as aggression and war crimes.

Former Belgian diplomat and European Commission Vice President Étienne Davignon is set to face trial in Belgium for his involvement in war crimes linked to the assassination of Congo's first Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba in 1961.

A Belgian court has ruled that former diplomat Étienne Davignon will stand trial for his alleged role in the 1961 murder of Congo's first prime minister, Patrice Lumumba.

Belgium's justice system has ordered the trial of former Belgian diplomat Étienne Davignon for his suspected involvement in the assassination of Congo's first Prime Minister, Patrice Lumumba, in 1961.

A devastating airstrike in Kabul, targeting a rehabilitation hospital, has resulted in at least 408 deaths and significant injuries, prompting Afghan cricketer Rashid Khan to condemn the attack and criticize Pakistan.

The European Council has announced sanctions against nine individuals linked to the Bucha massacre, condemning their roles in undermining Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty.

A UN investigation has concluded that an Israeli airstrike on a prison in Iran last year qualifies as a war crime, amidst increasing concerns over further repressive actions following ongoing airstrikes by Israel and the US.

The European Union has sanctioned nine Russian individuals for their alleged roles in war crimes committed in Bucha during Russia's occupation.

US War Secretary Pete Hegseth faces backlash for comments indicating that Iranian soldiers would be executed rather than captured, with critics labeling this as a potential war crime.

The International Criminal Court faces unprecedented pressures while pursuing accountability for world leaders, including recent arrest warrants for Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu.

The EU has imposed sanctions on nine people in connection with the massacres in Bucha, Ukraine, that occurred four years ago.

The EU has imposed sanctions on nine Russian individuals associated with war crimes in Bucha.

Amnesty International claims that the U.S. is likely responsible for a school attack in Iran that killed 168 individuals, predominantly children, suggesting it may constitute a war crime.

In response to U.S. President Donald Trump's demand for military deployment in the Strait of Hormuz, there is strong opposition from both ruling and opposition parties in South Korea, with civic groups also condemning the move as participation in war crimes.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Haggs sparked controversy after stating there would be 'no mercy, no quarter' for Iranian forces, hinting at a potential violation of international law regarding treatment of prisoners of war.

A pro-Kremlin video blogger named 'Maksometr' spreads false information about Latvia and praises life in Belarus, while being sought by authorities for promoting Russian war crimes.

An Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon killed twelve healthcare workers, further escalating tensions in the region amidst ongoing hostilities.

Ukraine has identified 13 collaborators in Izium accused of committing war crimes during the Russian occupation, as part of ongoing struggles in the war.

A potential mass murder of Jewish-American children was averted in Michigan after security guards stopped a vehicle that breached the gate of a synagogue and preschool outside Detroit.

Ukraine's Prosecutor General has announced the identification of 13 pro-Russian collaborators in Izium accused of war crimes during the occupation in 2022.

Two Russian soldiers are facing legal action for crimes committed during the occupation of the Bucha district, including death threats and rape.

Ukrainian authorities have identified 13 collaborators involved in the torture of civilians during the Russian occupation of Izium.

EU foreign ministers are set to hold a special gathering in Bucha to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the massacre of civilians by Russian forces during the early stages of the war in Ukraine.

The article recounts Niklas Frank's experiences and feelings towards his father, Hans Frank, a Nazi official executed for war crimes, revealing a complex personal legacy intertwined with historical atrocities.

Maturin Kombo, a militia leader in the Central African Republic, died in custody while facing charges related to crimes committed during the civil war.

The article critiques Trump's dismissal of civilian casualties in a recent U.S.-Israeli airstrikes against Iran, calling for accountability and highlighting the importance of investigating attacks on civilian sites.