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Arwa Ibrahim, Sasha Petrova, Virginia Pietromarchi, Usaid Siddiqui

Russia-Ukraine latest updates: UN sets up ‘rights abuses’ inquiry

Amnesty International says it has documented extensive war crimes by Russian forces in communities around the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv [File: Rodrigo Abd/AP]
  • The UN Human Rights Council has passed a resolution by a strong majority, setting up an investigation into allegations of rights abuses by Russian troops in parts of Ukraine formerly under their control.
  • Pressure on Europe to secure alternative gas supplies is rising after Moscow imposed sanctions on European subsidiaries of state-owned Gazprom and Ukraine stopped a gas transit route, pushing prices higher.
  • UN human rights chief says many abuses committed by Russian forces in Ukraine may amount to war crimes.
  • Finland leaders announce they intend to apply to join NATO “without delay”.
  • Pro-Moscow authorities in Ukraine’s occupied southern region of Kherson declare they plan to ask Russian President Vladimir Putin to incorporate the territory into Russia by the end of this year.
  • Ukraine’s prosecutor general has said for the first time since the war began that a Russian soldier will stand trial for an alleged war crime in Ukraine.
  • Ukrainian officials warn of “medieval” conditions in Mariupol as Moscow continues its push for complete control of the southeastern port city.
(Al Jazeera)
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