Russia’s latest missile moves discovered by UK intelligence

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June 1, 2022

Russia continues its missile attack in Ukraine

New insight from the UK has now been revealed.

According to UK military intelligence, Russia is continuing to conduct long-range missile strikes against infrastructure across Ukraine

And we understand these strikes are beyond the Donbas region.

This comes as Ukraine has identified more than 600 Russian war crime suspects… with around 80 of them prosecuted.

The list reportedly includes top military personnel, politicians and propaganda agents of Russia.

Ukrainian authorities believe there are 200 to 300 news cases of war crimes every day.

Other European nations are also deciding to join the international call to help Ukraine identify war criminals.

They are working with the International Criminal Court, which launched its investigation into possible war crimes in early March.

Meanwhile U-S President Joe Biden says the U.S. will send “advanced rocket systems” to hit key targets in Ukraine.

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