IgorGirkin (Twitter)

Губернатор Белгородской области сообщил, что в Грайворонском городском округе село Сподарюшино было подвергнуто обстрелу

MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

❗️JusticeInfo published an article about how Lukashenka can be held acountable for complicity in Putin’s war against Ukraine.
International lawyer Alexandre Prezanti believes that the dictator played a key role in Russia’s attempt to conquer Ukraine.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

Belarusian air defences, air traffic control systems and fueling stations were put under Russia’s disposal. Although Lukashenka has resisted sending Belarusian boots on the ground in Ukraine, he can’t be allowed to escape his responsibility for enabling Putin’s war.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

According to Ukrainian authorities, in March, ~230 missiles have been launched from Belarus, hitting various military and civilian targets in Ukraine. More than 500 sorties have been launched from nine airbases in Belarus, some resulted in carpet-bombing of Ukrainian cities.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

All of this, according to the lawyer, is evidence that Belarusian authorities played a key role in Russia's attempt to conquer Ukraine. The EU and the U.S. imposed sanctions for this, but sanctions are not justice.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

According to Prezanti, Lukashenka can be held accountable in two ways: 

The first option is to prosecute him for complicity in or facilitation of the crime of aggression. There is talk of establishing a new international tribunal for this purpose.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

The second option is to prosecute Lukashenka and his generals for their contribution to war crimes perpetrated by Russian forces.
Lukashenka’s support could be qualified as aiding, abetting and facilitating deliberate or indiscriminate attacks against Ukrainian civilians.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

Such cases can be tried at the International Criminal Court, or prosecuted by Ukraine or by other national authorities, under the principle of universal jurisdiction or under jurisdiction delegated by Ukraine.
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MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

“In providing military bases, infrastructure, fuel, air defence and air space to the Russian forces, Belarusian authorities intentionally contributed to the commission of Russian attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure”, the lawyer says.
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 MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

“As ever, the likelihood of Lukashenka’s appearance in the dock depends on our ability to document credible evidence of his involvement, prosecutorial discretion, political will and his political longevity” Prezanti says.

Read the article:
https://www.justiceinfo.net/en/90805-lukashenko-accountable-putin-war-ukraine.html
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 The Lookout (Twitter)

From a very recommended thread on ammo logistics and western supplies for Ukraine.
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@RealCynicalFox:
It is consuming munitions at a rate unseen in recent memory. Unless the West is talking in terms of hundreds of millions of rounds of small arms ammunition, and tens (or hundreds) of thousands of artillery shells per month - it still isn't serious about supporting the UAF 7/

Status-6 (Twitter)

RT @KaptainLOMA: Moskva is reportedly not sunk but it looks she is heavily damaged and unable to move under her own power.
The vessel is under tow, most likely towards Sevastopol. Hopefully we see some pictures of her when she enters port.