opinion is not fully available to them yet. they re probably going to get a redacted version of it in the coming days, so they won t know exactly what the justice department has at this time in this criminal investigation and all of this is still sealed to the public as special counsel jack smith wrappers up the grand jury investigation into classified records. cnn washington. as his legal troubles continue to swirl, donald trump is moving ahead with his bid to return to the white house. he s expected to hold his first formal campaign rally next saturday at an airport in way company co texas, this will be the first large scale rally since declaring his intention to run for reelection ahead much more on the icc arrest warrant for russia s president, how the court s latest move compares to previous war crime trials. stay with us. . . fever? better.
meanwhile, kyiv says it s working to secure the release of all these prisoners. according to the russian defense ministry, more than 2,000 ukrainian fighters laid down their arms in mariupol. at the time, some russian lawmakers said the surrendered soldiers should face war crime trials. nbc news got an exclusive opportunity to speak to the mother of one of the soldiers who surrendered at that steel plant in mariupol. in an emotional interview, she describes how, quote, incredibly brave her son is. she also says that she s concerned about him being tortured while in russian captivity she is receiving very little information about him. here is a part of that interview. take a listen. we have no official information. just in a strange situation when we can t be sure in what we must do because some of us we are beginning to cry on the world and to ask for any kind of help
priest organized a mass grave next to the church. in the end, 112 people were buried here. tries to focus on the son who survived the shooting and the other two. she spent her career raising the kids, now she needs to pay the bills. our family was provided for by my husband. turn to a psychologist for help or a try not to be left alone pretty went to work and i m trying to be engaged in something so there is no free time. a handful of war crime trials have already been held in ukraine for the prosecutor general, has already been to the international criminal courts and wants to bring cases there, arthel. arthel: all right mike tolman live in kyiv thanks mike. eric: another note queen elizabeth marking seven years on the throne. as a platinum jubilee a massive show of partying and pageantry. we are live in london coming up with day three of this royal
i sincerely repent. at that moment i was very nervous. more war crime trials will follow, but president zelensky doesn t want to stop here. he again has accused occupying forces of genocide, deliberately trying to kill as many ukrainians as possible, not least in the eastern donbas region. it is now russia s priority. moscow has always denied genocide, but sees it as its own. it is where the fighting is most concentrated, in towns like severodonetsk, where those staying to fight are separated from those who can t. the armed forces of ukraine continue the liberation of the kharkiv region. but in donbas, they are trying to increase pressure, that s hell, and that s not an exaggeration. the russians are making small
and feared for his life. the prosecution said he could ve just scared the civilian off instead of firing four rounds at him. once again shishimarin apologised, telling the court, i sincerely repent. at that moment, i was very nervous. more war crime trials will follow, but president zelensky doesn t want to stop here. he again has accused occupying forces of genocide, deliberately trying to kill as many ukrainians as possible, not least in the eastern donbas region. it s now russia s priority. moscow has always denied genocide, but sees it as its own. it s where the fighting is most concentrated, in towns like severodonetsk, where those staying to fight are separated from those who can t. the armed forces of ukraine continue the liberation of the kharkiv region.