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Global National: April 3, 2022 | Worldwide condemnation over execution of civilians in Ukraine

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World leaders say it’s evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity: civilians were seemingly found bound and executed. Ukraine’s foreign affairs minister calls it a deliberate massacre, saying that Russia is trying to “eliminate as many Ukrainians as they can.” The horrific scene is drawing broad worldwide condemnation.

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