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Russian forces in Ukraine have been accused of committing several war crimes during the war. &nbsp;

In a new report released by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), the invading forces have been alleged to deport around 500,000 Ukrainians to Russia. &nbsp;&nbsp;

After the deportation, they were brought to the "filtration camps in Russia near the Ukrainian border," the report said, citing the Ukrainian Parliament’s human rights ombudsperson. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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On Wednesday, the report, which detailed the alleged violations of humanitarian and human rights laws, was released. The organisation had begun its probe on March 14, while the report was finally submitted on April 5. &nbsp;

Russia has been denying most of the allegations over such deportations. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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The investigators noted that "if (some of) these deportations where forcible (including because Russia created a coercive environment in which those civilians had no other choice than to leave Russia) and as they necessarily concern civilians, who had fallen into the power of Russia as an occupying power, this violates in each case [international humanitarian law] and constitutes a war crime." &nbsp;

Russian forces have also been alleged to rape and gang-rape civilian women, the OSCE said. &nbsp;

The Red Cross emblem was also used by Russian forces as a disguise for "military non-medical vehicles," which is also a violation of international law. It seems to have also used Ukrainian flags, a white flag and other symbols and uniforms for the same. &nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. Russian forces in Ukraine have been accused of committing several war crimes during the war. In a new report released by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), the invading forces have been alleged to deport around 500,000 Ukrainians to Russia. After the deportation, they were brought to the "filtration camps in Russia near the Ukrainian border," the report said, citing the Ukrainian Parliament’s human rights ombudsperson. Also Read: Don’t send weapons to Ukraine, look for rapprochement between NATO, Russia after war, says France's Le Pen On Wednesday, the report, which detailed the alleged violations of humanitarian and human rights laws, was released. The organisation had begun its probe on March 14, while the report was finally submitted on April 5. Russia has been denying most of the allegations over such deportations. Watch: Russian flagship Moskva missile cruiser damaged in Black sea × The investigators noted that "if (some of) these deportations where forcible (including because Russia created a coercive environment in which those civilians had no other choice than to leave Russia) and as they necessarily concern civilians, who had fallen into the power of Russia as an occupying power, this violates in each case [international humanitarian law] and constitutes a war crime." Russian forces have also been alleged to rape and gang-rape civilian women, the OSCE said. The Red Cross emblem was also used by Russian forces as a disguise for "military non-medical vehicles," which is also a violation of international law. It seems to have also used Ukrainian flags, a white flag and other symbols and uniforms for the same. (With inputs from agencies)

Invading forces in Ukraine deported 500,000 civilians to Russia, says report   

Members of Joe Biden's team have defended 'genocide' remarks made by US President Biden. However, the US state department has declined to comment on Biden.

Ukraine war: Russian acts in Ukraine amounts to 'genocide', says Joe Biden

While Ukraine and Russia continue to hold ceasefire talks the fighting on ground has only intensified. With Moscow now reporting attack on warship, a Russian flagship was reportedly damaged due to attack at the Black Sea. Russian navy's flagship sea fleet the Moskva missile cruiser was damaged heavily.

Russian flagship Moskva missile cruiser damaged in Black sea

Russian Warship 'Seriously Damaged,' Ukraine claims responsibility

Into the seventh week of the Russian invasion, Ukraine said that they had arrested a pro-Russian politician Viktor Medvedchuk who is seen as president Putin's closest ally in Ukraine.

Zelenskyy says Ukraine captured pro-Putin politician Viktor Medvedchuk

The war in Ukraine has caused widespread destruction in the eastern European nation. But the effects of it can be seen around the whole world. &nbsp;

In one such effect, Boeing, a US company, is also highly likely to lose orders of about 90 jets. This may occur due to "geopolitical issues", which are related to the war, a CNN report said citing the company on Tuesday. &nbsp;

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Although the orders have not been cancelled yet, it has put them in accounting limbo, which means that there are many questions over the completion of these orders. &nbsp;

Around 141 jets were added to the list in March, the company also disclosed as per a Reuters report. &nbsp;

The Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the following economic sanctions have affected the orders of more than 90 jets of 737 Max. &nbsp;

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In the last two years, the number of orders in the accounting limbo has been rising. &nbsp;&nbsp;

In total, around 950 commercial jet orders seem to have been put in this ‘uncertain status’ list. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The sanctions have also played a major role in this development as the company is not doing any business with the Russian firms and vice versa. &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

The war in Ukraine has caused widespread destruction in the eastern European nation. But the effects of it can be seen around the whole world. In one such effect, Boeing, a US company, is also highly likely to lose orders of about 90 jets.

The war in Ukraine has caused widespread destruction in the eastern European nation. But the effects of it can be seen around the whole world. In one such effect, Boeing, a US company, is also highly likely to lose orders of about 90 jets. This may occur due to "geopolitical issues", which are related to the war, a CNN report said citing the company on Tuesday. Also Read | Japan's Mako: Once a princess, now an unpaid volunteer at NYC museum in US Although the orders have not been cancelled yet, it has put them in accounting limbo, which means that there are many questions over the completion of these orders. Around 141 jets were added to the list in March, the company also disclosed as per a Reuters report. The Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the following economic sanctions have affected the orders of more than 90 jets of 737 Max. Watch: New York sees 2nd attack on Sikhs in two weeks × In the last two years, the number of orders in the accounting limbo has been rising. In total, around 950 commercial jet orders seem to have been put in this ‘uncertain status’ list. The sanctions have also played a major role in this development as the company is not doing any business with the Russian firms and vice versa. (With inputs from agencies)

Russia's Ukraine invasion costs US company Boeing over 90 jet orders  

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Meta had permitted "dehumanising speech against Russian soldiers" and calls for death to Russian President Vladimir Putin and his ally Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. It, later on, walked back elements of the exceptions after the Reuters report.

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US president Joe Biden has escalated rhetoric against Russia's President Putin and termed Russian acts as 'genocide' several times. However, Emmanuel Macron has refused to term Russian acts as 'genocide'.

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Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to intensify, Russian president Vladimir Putin has now said that Moscow will continue its invasion of Ukraine until his country's 'noble aims' are fulfilled. In a rare public appearance on Tuesday, Putin said that peace talks with Kyiv have now reached a dead end.

'Moscow will continue its invasion of Ukraine until 'noble aims' are fulfilled,' says Putin

Top officials from the world's two largest democracies held ministerial-level talks in Washington after their leaders from India and the United States discussed their differences over the Ukraine war.

India's import of Russian oil remains point of contention between New Delhi and Washington

Russia-Ukraine War has been going on for more than a month now and the conflict continues to rage on. Now, The West is probing the use of chemical weapons by Russia.

The West probes the use of chemical weapons, Russian defence ministry yet to respond

After over a month of relentless bombardment and an assault which left the city of Mariupol completely destroyed, Russian forces are on the brink of capturing the city completely.

Zelensky pleads for more weapons as Ukraine reports widespread deaths in Mariupol

Russia-Ukraine War has been going on for more than a month now and the conflict continues to rage on. Now Army rejigs on both sides are happening.

Russia-Ukraine War: Army rejigs on both sides as conflict continues for more than a month now

Russian forces continue to strike targets in eastern Ukraine this as Austria's leader plan to meet with Russian president Vladimir Putin and Washington pledge to give Ukraine all the weapons its needs to defend itself against Russia.

Austrian leader to meet Putin in Moscow amid conflict with Ukraine

Russia has severely mounted an offensive targeting Ukrainian cities and military infrastructure. In the latest, Russia has launched a series of missiles from black sea attacking Ukraine as a part of what it calls special military operations.

Russia launches missiles from black sea, targets Ukrainian military convoy

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's visit to Kyiv on Saturday and meeting with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky came as a surprise to the world. After his visit, many speculated that other leaders might also visit the war-torn nation.&nbsp;

After Johnson's visit, all eyes were on US President Joe Biden, but dismissing the speculations, US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Sunday (April 10) that Biden has "no plans" to visit Ukraine.&nbsp;

"President Biden doesn't currently have any plans to travel to Kyiv. But I will tell you he sits in the Oval Office and in the Situation Room on a daily basis, organising and coordinating the world when it comes to the delivery of weapons," Sullivan told NBC.&nbsp;

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Sullivan further added that the Ukrainian foreign minister said that the United States "is at the centre of the effort to deliver from other countries and organising and coordinating the world to take actions like the one last week to kick Russia out of the Human Rights Council."&nbsp;

Sullivan added, "So President Biden will stay focused on that and make sure that he is showing his support and solidarity to the Ukrainian people through those kinds of decisive actions."&nbsp;

Johnson's visit was not announced as it was revealed to the world when the photos of the British PM walking on the streets of the Ukrainian capital were published.&nbsp;

A Downing Street spokesman said: "The prime minister has travelled to Ukraine to meet President Zelensky in person, in a show of solidarity with the Ukrainian people."&nbsp;

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's visit to Kyiv on Saturday and meeting with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky came as a surprise to the world. After his visit, many speculated that other leaders might also visit the war-torn nation.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's visit to Kyiv on Saturday and meeting with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky came as a surprise to the world. After his visit, many speculated that other leaders might also visit the war-torn nation. After Johnson's visit, all eyes were on US President Joe Biden, but dismissing the speculations, US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Sunday (April 10) that Biden has "no plans" to visit Ukraine. "President Biden doesn't currently have any plans to travel to Kyiv. But I will tell you he sits in the Oval Office and in the Situation Room on a daily basis, organising and coordinating the world when it comes to the delivery of weapons," Sullivan told NBC. ALSO READ | Russia claims it destroyed S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems given to Ukraine by EU nation Sullivan further added that the Ukrainian foreign minister said that the United States "is at the centre of the effort to deliver from other countries and organising and coordinating the world to take actions like the one last week to kick Russia out of the Human Rights Council." Sullivan added, "So President Biden will stay focused on that and make sure that he is showing his support and solidarity to the Ukrainian people through those kinds of decisive actions." Johnson's visit was not announced as it was revealed to the world when the photos of the British PM walking on the streets of the Ukrainian capital were published. A Downing Street spokesman said: "The prime minister has travelled to Ukraine to meet President Zelensky in person, in a show of solidarity with the Ukrainian people." ALSO READ | Dolphins bring joy to Ukrainian children fleeing war in Kherson WATCH | Putin appoints new General to lead Ukraine war. Is Kremlin changing its strategy? ×

After Boris Johnson's visit, US says Joe Biden 'doesn't currently have any plans' to travel to Ukraine

The horrors of war have engulfed Ukraine and there seems to be no respite for the people staying in the country amidst the Russian army invasion.

However, there was some enjoyment for a number of children who fled from the heavily attacked city of Kherson to the port city of Odesa.<o:p></o:p>

The children enjoyed a show featuring dolphins at the Nemo Hotel in Odesa on Saturday.<o:p></o:p>

"I liked everything very much. We have been dreaming about getting to a dolphin show for a long time. Such great emotions," said Irina Borisevich, 35, who fled Kherson with her two young children aged five and three according to a report on Reuters.

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"It is a pity that this is happening under such circumstances," she added.<o:p></o:p>

The people who fled from Kherson were provided free accommodation at the Odesa hotel.<o:p></o:p>

"The dolphins are very positive, they don’t care about war," said the service manager at the hotel, Vyacheslav Lutushko as quoted by the report.<o:p></o:p>

The refugees will stay for a few days in Odesa and will start their journey once more to find refuge outside the country. There were a few attacks from Russia on Odesa as well and the facility housing the dolphins is just five Kilometers away from an oil refinery which came under heavy bombing.

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The Reuters report stated that Borisevich travelled for nearly 12 hours in order to reach Odesa from Kherson after it was occupied by the Russian forces on March 3. The journey normally takes three hours but the roadblocks and checkpoints by the Russian forces made it very difficult for them.<o:p></o:p>

"It was scary to drive through Russian checkpoints because they were looking at documents, checking phones, things. They could take away anything they wanted from someone," she said.<o:p></o:p>

The horrors of war have engulfed Ukraine and there seems to be no respite for the people staying in the country amidst the Russian army invasion. However, there was some enjoyment for a number of children who fled from the heavily attacked city of Kherson to the port city of Odesa.

The horrors of war have engulfed Ukraine and there seems to be no respite for the people staying in the country amidst the Russian army invasion. However, there was some enjoyment for a number of children who fled from the heavily attacked city of Kherson to the port city of Odesa. The children enjoyed a show featuring dolphins at the Nemo Hotel in Odesa on Saturday. "I liked everything very much. We have been dreaming about getting to a dolphin show for a long time. Such great emotions," said Irina Borisevich, 35, who fled Kherson with her two young children aged five and three according to a report on Reuters. Also read | Russia claims it destroyed S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems given to Ukraine by EU nation "It is a pity that this is happening under such circumstances," she added. The people who fled from Kherson were provided free accommodation at the Odesa hotel. "The dolphins are very positive, they don’t care about war," said the service manager at the hotel, Vyacheslav Lutushko as quoted by the report. The refugees will stay for a few days in Odesa and will start their journey once more to find refuge outside the country. There were a few attacks from Russia on Odesa as well and the facility housing the dolphins is just five Kilometers away from an oil refinery which came under heavy bombing. Also read | North Korea marks 10 years since Kim Jong Un's election as top party leader The Reuters report stated that Borisevich travelled for nearly 12 hours in order to reach Odesa from Kherson after it was occupied by the Russian forces on March 3. The journey normally takes three hours but the roadblocks and checkpoints by the Russian forces made it very difficult for them. "It was scary to drive through Russian checkpoints because they were looking at documents, checking phones, things. They could take away anything they wanted from someone," she said.

Dolphins bring joy to Ukrainian children fleeing war in Kherson

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.&nbsp;

Russia claimed on Monday that they were able to use their Kalibr missiles to destroy four S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems which were given to Ukraine by an unidentified European nation.<o:p></o:p>

The announcement was made by Russian defence ministry spokesperson Major General Igo Konashenkov and he said that the operations was carried out on the outskirts of Dnipro in Ukraine where the S-300 launchers were hidden and the process, they were able to hit 25 Ukrainian soldiers. &nbsp;<o:p></o:p>

"High-precision sea-launched Kalibr missiles destroyed the equipment of a S-300 anti-aircraft missile division which had been delivered to the Kyiv regime by a European country," the ministry said.

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However, Russia did not mention the name of the European country which supplied the systems.<o:p></o:p>

Slovakia, which is a NATO member, donated a similar system to Ukraine in the past and they have announced that the S-300 supplied by them was not damaged in the Russian attack.<o:p></o:p>

"Our S-300 was not destroyed," Slovakian government spokesperson Lubica Janikova said according to a report in Aljazeera.<o:p></o:p>

According to the official statement from the Russian defence ministry, they launched a coordinated attack on missile defence systems in three locations and they were success in destroying two Ukrainian Su-25 aircrafts near Izyum.

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They further claimed that near the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv, the Russia forces identified and destroyed two ammunition depots.<o:p></o:p>

The United States of America also announced that they have sent a Patriot missile defence system to Slovakia in order to replace the systems that they gave to Ukraine.<o:p></o:p>

“Now is no time for complacency. As the Russian military repositions for the next phase of this war, I have directed my administration to continue to spare no effort to identify and provide to the Ukrainian military the advanced weapons capabilities it needs to defend its country,” US President Joe Biden said according to the report.

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Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. Russia claimed on Monday that they were able to use their Kalibr missiles to destroy four S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems which were given to Ukraine by an unidentified European nation. The announcement was made by Russian defence ministry spokesperson Major General Igo Konashenkov and he said that the operations was carried out on the outskirts of Dnipro in Ukraine where the S-300 launchers were hidden and the process, they were able to hit 25 Ukrainian soldiers. "High-precision sea-launched Kalibr missiles destroyed the equipment of a S-300 anti-aircraft missile division which had been delivered to the Kyiv regime by a European country," the ministry said. Also read | LIVE: Pakistan political crisis: Shahbaz Sharif is the new Prime Minister However, Russia did not mention the name of the European country which supplied the systems. Slovakia, which is a NATO member, donated a similar system to Ukraine in the past and they have announced that the S-300 supplied by them was not damaged in the Russian attack. "Our S-300 was not destroyed," Slovakian government spokesperson Lubica Janikova said according to a report in Aljazeera. According to the official statement from the Russian defence ministry, they launched a coordinated attack on missile defence systems in three locations and they were success in destroying two Ukrainian Su-25 aircrafts near Izyum. Also read | Austrian Chancellor Nehammer to tell Russian President Putin truth about Ukraine's invasion They further claimed that near the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv, the Russia forces identified and destroyed two ammunition depots. The United States of America also announced that they have sent a Patriot missile defence system to Slovakia in order to replace the systems that they gave to Ukraine. “Now is no time for complacency. As the Russian military repositions for the next phase of this war, I have directed my administration to continue to spare no effort to identify and provide to the Ukrainian military the advanced weapons capabilities it needs to defend its country,” US President Joe Biden said according to the report.

Russia claims it destroyed S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems given to Ukraine by EU nation

Weeks after Russia announced a change in its military strategy in Ukraine after which Russian troops withdrew from northern and western Ukraine and that Russia confirmed that it was focusing on liberation of the Donbass region, Kremlin has now appointed a new General in command of Moscow's special operations in Ukraine.

Watch | Putin appoints new General to lead Ukraine war. Is Kremlin changing its strategy?

The Bucha massacre in Ukraine has shocked the entire world. The West has pledged to punish Russia for Bucha killings but Russia called Bucha images 'Fake'.

Russia calls Bucha images 'Fake' as West prepares further sanctions against Moscow

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, President Zelensky addressed the United Nations Security Council, where both Ukraine & Russia faced off.

Ukraine & Russia face-off at the UNSC: Russia counters Zelensky's address

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, the West is imposing sanctions on Russia. Now, US sanctioned Putin's adult children.

The US sanctions Putin's adult children amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine

The United Nations General Assembly will vote on a draft resolution on whether to suspend Russia from the UNHRC over atrocities in Ukraine or not. The move was first initiated by the US in response to the Bucha killings.

UN to vote on suspending Russia from United Nations Human Rights Council

Ukraine has now accused Russia of conducting missile strikes on a railway station in Kramatorsk which killed more than 50 residents including five children. Zelensky has urged that Russia's attack should be taken as a war crime.

Russian missile strike kills over 50 people at railway station

A Harvard student creates website to connect with Ukrainian Refugees seeking temporary shelter in various parts of the world as millions have left Ukraine in quest of safety

Harvard student creates website for Ukrainian Refugees seeking temporary shelter

The ongoing war in Ukraine due to the Russian invasion is pushing neutral countries closer to NATO. Sweden and Finland are mulling joining NATO.

Ukraine war pushes neutral countries closer to NATO as Sweden, Finland mull joining NATO

The Russia-Ukraine war has had worldwide repercussions worldwide but the most affected economy has been Ukraine's own. The World Bank has issued a dire forecast for Ukraine predicting that its economy may collapse by 45.1 percent this year if the conflict continues

World Bank issues dire forecast for Ukraine's economy

British prime minister Boris Johnson held talks with Zelensky in Kyiv after the top leaders from the EU visited Ukrainian regions. Johnson hailed the courage that the Ukrainians have shown and also condemned Russian atrocities in Bucha.

Boris Johnson appreciates courage shown by Ukrainians, pledges more military aid for Ukraine

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russia has released a video of airstrikes where Ukrainian combat vehicles were targeted.

Russia-Ukraine conflict: Russia releases video of airstrikes, Ukrainian combat vehicles targeted

The United States has decided to end normal trade relations with Moscow in its bid to increase pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Ukraine-Russia conflict: US ends normal trade ties with Russia

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