Putin Xi vow deeper ties as Ukraine war rages on
Putin and Xi pledged to expand strategic partnership amid Russia's 10 month Ukraine war and a fresh wave of drone and missile strikes on Kyiv and other targets. They spoke via videoconference with talks to continue in Moscow in the spring, while Ukraine reported mass firepower from Russian forces and civilian casualties as Zelenskyy warned of possible further air attacks. Belief in stabilizing ties and mutual development underlined the meeting.
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Evidence of Russian war crimes mounts in Ukraine
Ten months into the invasion, authorities document over 58,000 potential war crimes, with independent verification of more than 600 incidents. The AP Frontline War Crimes Watch Ukraine database catalogs mass killings, kidnappings, attacks on civilians, and destruction of schools and medical facilities, while experts warn most perpetrators may evade capture.
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