ICJ holds Russia liable but declines to award damages to Ukraine
Russian soldiers in Crimea, 2014 (Shutterstock, photo.ua)
The International Court of Justice has ruled that Russia breached international conventions against the financing of terrorism and racial discrimination following its annexation of the Crimean Peninsula – but rejected Ukraine’s requests for further relief, including its claims for damages.
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