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| | | | | On October 28, the Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu reported that Russia's conscription goals had been met. On October 31, President Vladimir Putin said that mobilization was completed - and that he'd "talk to the lawyers" to find out whether a "demobilization" decree was needed to make this official. Now, the Kremlin cites legal opinions that no such decree is necessary. But human-rights advocates are concerned: they think that Putin's earlier mobilization decree, signed on September 21, is still ... | |
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| | | | | US president admits to concern Russian counterpart does not want to 'stop the war' and ponders new approach to Moscow | |
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| | | | | The real "higher goal" of the deal was not what a Kremlin spokesperson suggested. | |
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| | | South Africa began to make its case Thursday at the International Court of Justice that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. In their opening statements, South Africa's lawyers argued that the sheer scale of Israel's violence, which has so far killed more than 23,000 people since October 7, is part of a political and military strategy aimed at the destruction of Palestinian life, using statements from top Israeli leaders to show genocidal intent. Israel and the United States have b... | ||