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Two British prisoners are sentenced to death in eastern Russian-occupied Ukraine, the committee investigating the U.S. Capitol Riot holds its first hearing and tourists get a hefty fine for damaging a Rome landmark. Meanwhile, Russian daily Kommersant looks at how the global food crisis triggered by the war in Ukraine can be stopped.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said that, under the Geneva Conventions, prisoners of war were entitled to combatant immunity.

LONDON—Two Britons and a Moroccan who were captured while fighting for Ukraine were sentenced to death on Thursday ...

Two Britons captured by Russian forces could face 20 years of prison sentence, according to Russian state-run media.

DUBAI: Two Britons and a Moroccan who were captured while fighting for Ukraine were sentenced to death on Thursday by a court in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), one of Russia’s proxies in eastern Ukraine, Russian news agencies reported. The court found the three men — Britons Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner and Moroccan Brahim Saadoun — guilty of “mercenary

Three foreigners captured while fighting for the Ukrainian government could face the death penalty after pleading guilty in a DPR court Read Full Article at RT.com

The death sentence handed down in Donetsk court, and was slammed by Britain as a "sham ruling."

The two Britons have rights under the laws of war. It’s not clear they are being respected.

Two Britons and a Moroccan man, who fought for Kiev, have been given the death penalty by the Supreme Court in Donetsk A court in Donetsk

Two Britons and a Moroccan who were captured while fighting for Ukraine were sentenced to death on Thursday by a court in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), one of Russia's proxies in eastern Ukraine, Russian news agencies reported.