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1 ICC issued a warrant to arrest Putin; it’s a historic decision – Zelenskyy
UATV English
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Mar 18, 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIz4LAUVDtY
The President of Ukraine welcomed the decision of the International Criminal Court to issue arrest warrants for Vladimir Putin and Maria Lvova-Belova, the commissioner for children’s rights in current Russia. They were both declared suspects in the case of the mass child kidnapping from Ukraine. Tens of thousands of Ukrainian children have been separated from their families, illegally deported, and resettled in Russia. This is yet the first issue in the large and historical case of Russian-made genocide against the Ukrainian nation. Hear the full address of the President in our video.
2 Wanted war criminal Vladimir Putin revisits Mariupol crime scene | World News | TVP World
TVP World
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Mar 19, 2023 5:00 p.m. DST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgOO4oo3eoU
One of the most shocking Russian war crimes has taken place with the bombing of a theater in Mariupol one year ago, despite being clearly marked as a safe haven for civilians, including children, the site was targeted by Russian forces, resulting in heavy casualties; now Russian dictator and wanted war criminal Vladimir Putin had the temerity to revisit the scene of the mass murder he was responsible for.
ARTICLE
Companies in EU lack explosives to increase production of ammunition for Ukraine, - Financial Times
Censor.NET
19.03.23 13:03
https://censor.net/en/news/3406697/companies_in_eu_lack_explosives_to_increase_production_of_ammunition_for_ukraine_financial_times
Europe’s push to produce more munitions for Ukraine is being hampered by a shortage of explosives that industry insiders fear could delay efforts to ramp up projectile production by three years.
As reported by Censor.NET with reference to European Pravda, the Financial Times writes about it.
According to officials and manufacturers, shortages of gunpowder, plastic explosives, and TNT have left the industry unable to quickly fulfill expected EU orders for Ukraine, regardless of how much money is allocated to solve the problem.
“The fundamental problem is that the European defense industry is unable to produce military products on a large scale,” said one German official.
Producers, industry executives, and EU officials warn that increased demand can only push up prices, which have already risen by a fifth in the past year.
“It is very difficult to increase the production of artillery ammunition, especially heavy, large-caliber ones, in a short time. It is very easy to build a new artillery factory, but how to produce more artillery shells without raw materials,” said the head of the Association of the Defense and Security Industry of the Czech Republic, Jiří Hinek.
Read more: EU to sign deal to buy 155mm ammunition for Ukraine on Monday - Reuters