US EditionUkraine lawyers insist that UN’s top court has jurisdiction to hear Kyiv’s case against Russia
- Ukraine's international allies have come forward to support Kyiv's case against Russia in the International Court of Justice, alleging that Russia used false claims of genocide as a pretext for invading Ukraine.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns world leaders that Russia is "weaponizing" various aspects, including food and energy, and even abducting children in their war against Ukraine, and cautions that the same could happen to them.
- Representatives from 32 states argue that the court does have jurisdiction and should pursue Ukraine's case, as it involves a dispute between Ukraine and Russia concerning the application of the Genocide Convention.
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Ukraine's allies make legal arguments at top UN court in support of Kyiv's case against Russia
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) -- Ukraine's international allies filed into the United Nations' top court on Wednesday to support Kyiv's case against Russia that alleges Moscow twisted the genocide convention to manufacture a pretext for its invasion last year.
Ukraine’s allies make legal arguments at top UN court in support of Kyiv’s case against Russia
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Ukraine’s international allies filed into the United Nations’ top court on Wednesday to support Kyiv’s case against Russia that alleges Moscow twisted the genocide convention to manufacture a pretext for its invasion last year. The hearing came a day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the U.N. General Assembly in New York that Russia is “weaponizing” everything from food and energy to abducted childr…
Ukraine’s allies make legal arguments at top U.N. court in support of Kyiv’s case against Russia
Ukraine's international allies filed into the United Nations' top court on Wednesday to support Kyiv's case against Russia that alleges Moscow twisted the genocide convention to manufacture a pretext for its invasion last year.
Russia using genocide ‘lie’ as pretext to destroy, Ukraine tells World Court
THE HAGUE, Sept 19 — Ukraine told the UN’s highest court in The Hague today that Russia justified waging war against Ukraine by invoking “a terrible lie”, namely that Moscow’s invasion was to stop an alleged genocide. “The international community adopted the Genocide Convention to protect; Russia invokes the Genocide convention to destroy,” Ukraine’s representative Anton Korynevych told judges. He called on the International Court of Justice (IC…
Ukraine: Russia using genocide ‘lie’ as pretext to destroy
Ukraine's representative Anton Korynevych told the U.N.'s highest court in The Hague on Tuesday (September 19) that Russia justified waging war against Ukraine by invoking "a terrible lie", namely that Moscow's invasion was to stop an alleged genocide.
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