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Life Sentence Handed To Russian Soldier For Killing Ukrainian Civilian Reduced To 15 Years

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An appeals court in Kyiv reduces to 15 years the life sentence of a Russian soldier. Vadim Shishimarin was convicted in the first war crimes trial since Russia invaded Ukraine in February. The trial has been closely watched as an early test of whether it's possible to conduct fair trials.

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News18 India

Ukraine Reduces to 15 Years Life Sentence of Russian Soldier Convicted of Killing Unarmed Civilian

Vadim Shishimarin, who was 21 at the time of the ruling in May, was found guilty of war crimes and handed a life sentence, in the first verdict of its kind of Russia's invasion

2 years ago·India

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Associated Press News

Ukrainian court lowers Russian soldier's war crimes sentence

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — An appeals court in Kyiv on Friday reduced to 15 years the life sentence of a Russian soldier convicted in the first war crimes trial since Russia invaded Ukraine in February. The trial has been closely watched as an early test of whether it’s possible to conduct fair trials during the ongoing conflict and of how well Ukraine’s beleaguered justice system will stand up to the enormous task of prosecuting thousands of complex …

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Ukrainian court lowers Russian soldier's war crimes sentence

An appeals court in Kyiv has reduced to 15 years the life sentence of a Russian soldier convicted in the first war crimes trial since Russia invaded Ukraine in February

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Ukrainian court lowers Russian soldier's war crimes sentence

An appeals court in Kyiv has reduced to 15 years the life sentence of a Russian soldier convicted in the first war crimes trial since Russia invaded Ukraine in February

2 years ago

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