A bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation Wednesday that would broaden the United States's power to investigate war crimes.
The new legislation, which Sen. Chuck Grassley , Sen. Dick Durbin , Sen. Lindsey Graham , and Sen. Patrick Leahy introduced, would enable the U.S. to prosecute alleged war criminals regardless of the location and targets of their alleged actions.
“The United States must not be a safe haven for war criminals looking to escape justice in their home country,” Grassley said. “While laws on the books hold war criminals accountable for acts against Americans, war criminals who enter the United States shouldn't get a free pass just because they haven’t targeted Americans.
Vadim Shishimarin appeared before a full courthouse in Kyiv, telling the judge he was “fully” guilty and declining to speak further.
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