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Russian Foreign Ministry to publish updated human rights violations book soon

Konstantin Dolgov said earlier the new version would cover the period from early April to early June of this year and would include “probably the most shocking humanitarian crimes”

MOSCOW, June 17. /ITAR-TASS/. The Russian Foreign Ministry will soon publish its updated White Book on large-scale human rights violations in Ukraine, Foreign Ministry human rights ombudsman Konstantin Dolgov told the Federation Council upper house of parliament on Tuesday.

“This is a kind of evidentiary basis,” he said. “There should be no impunity. We will carry on to the end.”

The main thing now, Dolgov said, was to stop the violence in Ukraine, to prevent further punitive operations and to organize humanitarian safety corridors to evacuate civilians, especially children, from the zone of hostilities.