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aiden aslin, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it is just over a year since you were released from captivity after being held by the pro—russian forces in occupied donetsk. looking at you, your physical scars have healed. what about your mental scars? erm, definitely my physical scars have definitely healed or, like, i'm now a lot bigger compared to when i was released. i'm sure everyone would remember the images. i was a lot skinnier than i am now. but i think mentally, you know, i'm mentally better than i was, especially, like, just coming out of captivity. erm, but as most people ...

>> harris: we have breaking news inside a federal courthouse in delaware. the prosecution now has rested its case and we're told both the defense attorneys and the prosecution attorneys are in a side bar right now with the judge. we can confirm president biden's son, hunter biden, will not take the stand in his own defense for gun felonies he is accused of. the defense and prosecution again have rested. that means the case could be in the jury's hands as soon as today. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." hunter biden arrived just ahead of today's 8:15 a.m. start....

It's... it doesn't make sense to say there's no war crimes, like, from one side or the other because war is war, like, as they say, war is hell. er, so there will always be war crimes on whichever side, regardless of the circumstances. and i think the most important aspect to understand is... is there's most definitely individual cases. however, from what i've seen on the russian side, it's systematic. like, three weeks ago, i was in geneva to speak at the united nations human rights council on a side event and i spoke about my experience. and while i was there, i was listening to the mounting...

There's no war crimes from one side or the other because war is war, as they say, war is hell. so there will always be war crimes on whichever side, regardless of the circumstances. and i think the most important aspect to understand is there's most definitely individual cases. however, from what i've seen on the russian side, it's systematic. three weeks ago, i was in geneva to speak at the united nations human rights council on a side event and i spoke about my experience. and while i was there, i was listening to the mounting allegations against russia and the other countries that were spea...