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Decision of International Court of Justice another argument for world community to increase pressure on Russia - Dzhaparova.

The decision of the International Court of Justice, which ordered Russia to stop the military invasion of Ukraine, will not significantly change the position of the aggressor, but this is another argument for the world community to increase pressure on Russia in order to bring its behavior in line with international law, First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Emine Dzhaparova said.

"The aggressor will not significantly change this position, of course. However, civilized states have received a very powerful legal signal from the most authoritative judicial body that Russian aggression is illegal and unjustified. This is then embedded in the political position of all other countries. This is a very important intermediate decision for us. This is another argument for the world community to increase pressure on Russia in order to bring its behavior to the norms of international law, what is called a ruled based order," Dzhaparova said at a briefing at the Ukrainian Media Center on Saturday.

She said also that Ukrainian diplomacy and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine will fight resolutely to the last for the Ukrainian position.

"We will legally prove that the current Kremlin regime is a regime of war criminals and, without exaggeration, barbarians and cannibals. We also believe that every guilty person should be held accountable," Dzhaparova said.

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Zelenskyy holds meeting in Dnipro

Zelenskyy holds meeting in Dnipro

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived with a working visit to Dnipro where he held a meeting on the security situation and protection of the critical infrastructure.

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VOA Newscasts - April 17, 2024

VOA Newscasts - April 17, 2024

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Israel Ambassador: Iran's missiles 'can get to London'.

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Flash flooding in Dubai as storm dumps historic rainfall.

Flash flooding in Dubai as storm dumps historic rainfall.

A rainstorm that dumped more than five inches of water and hail Tuesday in Dubai has led to flash flooding and closed operations at Dubai International Airport. CBS News senior foreign correspondent Charlie D'Agata is following the unusual weather...

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Indonesia's Mount Ruang continues to erupt, spewing smoke and lava - DW News.

Indonesia's Mount Ruang continues to erupt, spewing smoke and lava - DW News.

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Biden courts steelworkers in Pittsburgh

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President Biden visited Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Wednesday where he spoke at the United Steelworkers headquarters and called for new actions against China's steel and shipbuilding industry practices. Aaron Navarro reports. CBS News Streaming Netw...

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Risks for remote workers leaving big cities, study shows.

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