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Amid Western condemnation of the alleged actions of retreating Russian troops, there are growing calls for charges of war crimes against the Russian military. But what exactly constitutes a war crime and how do such allegations make it to court? Belkis Wille, a senior researcher in the Conflict and Crisis division at Human Rights Watch, talks to Newshour's Audrey Brown about the process of investigating such events. (Photo shows the aftermath of conflict in Bucha. Credit: Â鶹Éç)