Michael Brodsky says he's shocked by photos from Kyiv suburb that appear to show dozens of civilians massacred by Russian troops; UK says it’s collecting evidence for ICC probe

UK to increase fundings to The Hague, with France to provide magistrates, investigators and experts and $550,000 in support of investigation

Local official tells CNN victims died when shell exploded on Chernihiv street, under attack by Russian forces; drone footage shows surrendering man with hands over head shot dead

Moscow's ambassador to The Netherlands informs ICC that his government will not participate in proceedings as Ukrainians ask for order to immediately suspend military operations

Ukraine’s main Holocaust memorial calls Putin's assertions 'a lie,' noting they were meant to justify Russia's invasion

President Zelensky says Moscow 'manipulated notion of genocide' to justify attack on his country; accuses invading forces of 'state terrorism,' claims civilian sites targeted

London-based group says Salihiyas will speak with lawyer to finalize case; city says it bought land from previous Arab owners, will use it for special needs school, kindergartens

Foreign minister warns Israeli participation in international events could be threatened by campaigns at The Hague and UN; says Israel open to a good deal on Iran's nuclear program

Israeli military rejects findings of an Israeli and a Palestinian organization that say officers and soldiers were not investigated for their actions during deadly riots

Country's first-ever direct presidential election, set to take place on December 24, follows years of violence and revolt that toppled the Libyan dictator in 2011