Lyudmyla Denisova, Ukraine’s official ombudsman for human rights, told the BBC that she has documented multiple cases of rape, torture and abuse by Russian forces in her country
"I think that we can be fascinated by conflict but also intellectually be very anti-war," he said
Ukraine's president said Putin's forces who invaded his country are "murderers and torturers"
In another indication of discontent among Russian troops on the ground in Ukraine, a soldier reportedly drove a tank over his colonel after a disastrous operation near Kyiv
King Philippe met with Ukrainian refugees that had arrived in Belgium
In a 13-2 decision, the court ruled that “The Russian Federation shall immediately suspend the military operations that it commenced on Feb 24, 2022 on the territory of Ukraine"
A top-ranking Russian official also said Trump was bad for America while Biden is falling off of his bike
Russian defense officials warned on Tuesday that if attacks on Russian territory continued, Moscow would begin targeting decision-making centers in Ukraine