> Resistance fighters, the wounded and families with children have been trapped in a steel works in Mariupol for weeks > The book on war crimes is growing long

> Resistance fighters, the wounded and families with children have been trapped in a steel works in Mariupol for weeks > The book on war crimes is growing longer this spring, page by page, and there will ultimately be an entire chapter called "Mariupol." Morally I'm not sure that you can consider this a war crime since active combatants are hiding there as well. > The establishment of humanitarian corridors for the evacuation of civilians are agreed to every couple of days, only to then be revoked by the Russians or used for attacks. Although I guess once the other side commits war crimes, you can't be expected to fight fair either.