Finnish court hands Voislav Torden life sentence for war crimes
The Helsinki District Court has sentenced Voislav Torden, a Russian national, to life imprisonment for four war crimes. The prosecutor had sought a life sentence for Torden on five counts of war crimes, but the district court dismissed one of the charges.
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