Joe Biden is not a war criminal. He didn’t set out as a newly-elected President to slaughter his country’s enemies. He didn’t target women and children or any other innocent civilians. He didn’t order the destruction of schools and hospitals or the deliberate starvation of an entire people.
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Ukraine’s deputy defence minister has fuelled speculation that, after months of raids and drone strikes, the long-awaited spring assault has finally begun.
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