Friday, March 27, 2026
3rd straight night of attacks: Ukrainian drones strike oil terminals in Russia's Leningrad Oblast -- Farmers are in survival mode: Why the Iran war could wreak havoc on Ukraine’s harvest -- Ukrainian forces regain ground in Oleksandrivka sector of front line, kill over 2,600 Russian troops in 2 months -- Trump backs unproven claims that Ukraine discussed funding Biden's re-election ... and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/03/friday-march-27-2026/
More murders carried out by Trump and his US military death squad.
He has no congressional authority to conduct these strikes.
These extrajudicial killings are performed for Trump's pleasure and the bloodlust of his MAGA base.
#TrumpIsAWarCriminal #ExtrajudicialKillings #CrimesAgainstHumanity
https://thegodlessliberal.blogspot.com/2026/03/death-toll-150-trump-murders-another-4.html
Surprising basically no one, the #ICEtapo has been lying their asses off to commit gross violations of civil rights and due process.
Abolish the ICEtapo. Cancel the #TurdReich. Ship everyone involved in this abomination off to the Hague to face trial for #CrimesAgainstHumanity. And more than a few executions are in order--just like at Nuremberg--starting right at the top.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/mar/26/ice-lawyers-justify-detaining-on-false-information
https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/lundintoppar-riskerar-langa-fangelsestraff
English translation:
The prosecutor is seeking sentences of ten and six years, respectively, for Ian Lundin and Alex Schneiter for aiding and abetting gross crimes against international law in Sudan in the Lundin Oil case.
"This involves participation over a long period, through several sub-stages, and complicity in crimes against civilians where a great many civilians had their lives completely destroyed in the company's and the defendants' pursuit of profit," prosecutor Henrik Attorps said during closing arguments in the Stockholm District Court on Thursday.
He is also requesting that both men be taken into custody when the verdict is announced.
Lundin and Schneiter, the former chairman and CEO of Lundin Oil respectively, are suspected of aiding and abetting gross crimes against international law in southern Sudan from 1999 to 2003, during the time the Swedish company was active in the civil war-torn country.
People were displaced
According to the indictment, they were aware of and contributed to the military and regime-aligned militias killing and displacing people to create the necessary conditions for the company's oil exploration in an area that had long been controlled by rebels.
The offensives, which were intended among other things to enable the construction of new roads, were carried out from 1999 to March 2003, according to the investigation. In connection with this, the military and militias committed gross crimes against international law (war crimes).
Civilians were reportedly subjected to airstrikes, fired upon from helicopters, and stabbed or shot to death by soldiers. Furthermore, homes and healthcare facilities were looted and burned down, according to the charges.
Prosecutors argue that the company executives contributed by entering into agreements with and making demands on the regime, which meant the military needed to create the conditions for the company to operate in those areas. These demands, the prosecutors claim, were made with the knowledge that the warfare constituted crimes against international law.
Questioning war crimes
Both Ian Lundin and Alexander Schneiter deny any wrongdoing. The defense has, among other things, denied that the company and the regime had the alleged relationship and questions whether war crimes were committed in the manner shown by the investigation.
However, the prosecutor maintains that the defense's objections lack support in what has been presented in court.
"When we look at the evidence and the defendants' statements, the conclusion is that the prosecution's case is proven in its entirety," he said.
The trial has been ongoing since September 2023 and is expected to conclude in May.
#Sweden #LundinOil #CrimesAgainstHumanity #crime #trial #WarCrimes #Sudan
Åklagaren yrkar att Ian Lundin och Alex Schneiter döms till tio respektive sex år för medhjälp till grovt folkrättsbrott i Sudan i Lundin Oil-målet. – Det rör sig om medverkan under lång tid, under flera delmoment och medverkan till brott mot civila där väldigt många civila fick sina liv helt förstörda i bolagets och de tilltalades strävan efter att göra vinst, säger åklagare Henrik Attorps i pläderingen i Stockholms tingsrätt på torsdagen
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Worst oil supply disruption in modern Russian history halts about 40% of export capacity, Reuters reports -- 'Land for security' in Ukraine negotiations must be rejected -- Ukrainian drones attack major oil and gas facilities in Russia's Leningrad Oblast for second night in row ... and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/03/thursday-march-26-2026/
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/gaza-toddler-released-israeli-custody-cigarette-burn-wounds
Torture of a Palestinian child just another crime against humanity that the Jewish Israelis can add to their growing list - detention without charge or trial, rape of detainees, starvation of the population, assassination of civilians, destruction of homes, schools and hospitals, forcible eviction from land, burning of crops and theft of livestock etc, all done by illegal occupiers of Palestine.
#IsraelTerroristState #genocide #icc #crimesagainsthumanity #gaza #news
"“For over two years, Israel’s allies and European states that purport to support and uphold human rights have buried their heads in the sand as atrocities continue in Lebanon, as in Gaza,” said Ramzi Kaiss, Lebanon researcher at Human Rights Watch.
“Atrocities flourish when there is impunity, and other countries should no longer stand by as they continue.”"
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