DOJ appoints former ‘Nazi hunter’ to prosecute war crimes in Ukraine

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The Department of Justice will ramp up its efforts to identify and prosecute those committing war crimes in Ukraine via a new task force headed by a famed “Nazi hunter,” Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Tuesday.

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