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Tomac: Putin's place is in The Hague, where he must stand trial for crimes against humanity

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“The place of the Kremlin criminal is in The Hague, where he must be tried for crimes against humanity,” said MEP Eugen Tomac, after the new European Parliament's inaugural resolution reiterated “the commitment to support Ukraine in the face of Russia's barbaric invasion”.

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Tomac: Putin's place is in The Hague, where he must stand trial for crimes against humanity

“The place of the Kremlin criminal is in The Hague, where he must be tried for crimes against humanity,” said MEP Eugen Tomac, after the new European Parliament's inaugural resolution reiterated “the commitment to support Ukraine in the face of Russia's barbaric invasion”.

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