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    Proving war crimes is a legal long throw. Pursuit has begun in Ukraine.

    by Noah Robertson Mar 23, 2022 3 minutes

    Last week, soon after granting $800 million of military aid to Ukraine, President Joe Biden responded to a reporter’s question with his harshest description of Russia’s invading leader yet.

    “I think he is a war criminal,” President Biden said of Russian President Vladimir Putin. 

    The echoed a unanimous resolution the day before from the Senate, . In terms of accountability, though, it’s just that – a label – until proven in court. On March 23,

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