Russian soldier gets life in prison in Ukraine?s first war crimes trial
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Summary
But this does not mean we will stop considering ways to continue our efforts through other channels.”Shelipov’s widow said last week that she would like Shishimarin to be sentenced to life in prison but that she would be open to exchanging him for Ukrainian fighters who were taken to Russian-held territory from the Azovstal plant in Mariupol.Russian soldier asks victim’s family for forgiveness in Ukraine courtShishimarin’s face appeared blank and his eyes downcast during the hearing as he listened to his translator from behind the glass windows of a courtroom detention box.Clad in a blue and gray sweatshirt, the 21-year-old only briefly looked up as Judge Sergey Agafonov pronounced his sentence. “In order to apply to the European Court of Human Rights, we must first exhaust all means of appeal in national courts,” he said.Throughout the invasion, Moscow has struggled to manage young, inexperienced troops who have suffered low morale and at times seemed uncommitted to the cause.A separate trial involving two Russian soldiers charged with war crimes in the alleged shelling of civilian targets in the Kharkiv region of northeastern Ukraine is ongoing.
As said here by Bryan Pietsch, Annabelle Chapman