1) They've released names of individuals in Russian brigade that committed atrocities in #Bucha
2) They report the brigade is redeploying toward Kharkiv
First, let's hope US/NATO intel is used to capture these suspected war criminals
Second, take note especially of the Russian military officers on the list. They could be held criminally liable under the doctrine of "command responsibility."
2. "Captured Mariupol residents were taken to camps where Russian forces checked their phones and documents, then redirected some of the residents to remote cities in Russia, the statement said."
"What the occupiers are doing today is familiar to the older generation, who saw the horrific events of World War II ... It is hard to imagine that in the 21st century people can be forcibly taken to another country."
2. "The crime of aggression entered the international lexicon thanks to Soviet lawyers who ensured that it was prosecuted in the aftermath of World War II."
(we cite Professor of History @FranHirsch's research)
3. "Former British prime minister Gordon Brown and a long (and growing) list of other high-profile endorsers, called for a Special Tribunal for the Punishment of the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine ..."