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The [[International Criminal Court]] in The Hague (ICJ) ruled that Russia did not finance [[terrorism]] in its defense of separatists in Ukraine and the court refused to find [[Russia]] guilty of downing Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 (MH17) as [[Ukraine]] had asked.   

The [[International Criminal Court]] in The Hague (ICJ) ruled that Russia did not finance [[terrorism]] in its defense of separatists in Ukraine and the court refused to find [[Russia]] guilty of downing Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 (MH17) as [[Ukraine]] had asked.   

The case was brought to the ICJ by Ukraine after [[Hillary Clinton]]'s defat in the [[2016 Presidential election]], three years after the [[Maidan coup|U.S.-backed coup in Kiev]] overthrew the [[democratic]]ally-elected President [[Viktor Yanukovych]].

The case was brought to the ICJ by Ukraine after [[Hillary Clinton]]'s defeat in the [[2016 Presidential election]], three years after the [[Maidan coup|U.S.-backed coup in Kiev]] overthrew the [[democratic]]ally-elected President [[Viktor Yanukovych]].

When Russian speakers in [[Donbass]] rebelled against the unconstitutional [[regime change]] which they did not vote for, the [[coup]] leaders in 2014 launched what it called an “anti-terrorist” military operation to put down the rebellion.   

When Russian speakers in [[Donbass]] rebelled against the unconstitutional [[regime change]] which they did not vote for, the [[coup]] leaders in 2014 launched what it called an “anti-terrorist” military operation to put down the rebellion.