Russian soldier sentenced to life in prison in Ukraine?s first war crimes trial since invasion
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Ukraine has launched a massive effort to prosecute the alleged war crimes on its territory, while both the International Criminal Court and the United Nations have also set out separate inquiries.The attention on the case also highlights its unusual nature, involving a captured soldier being tried in the country that his armed forces invaded in the middle of the war.Wearing a blue-and-gray prison tracksuit and with his head shaved, Shyshimarin looked subdued throughout the trial as he sat in a glass booth separating him from the rest of the courtroom.
As said here by Yuliya Talmazan, Artem Grudinin, Charlene Gubash, Mariia Ulianovska