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"I didn't but I missed the part where they involved children."

There certainly were also childs (<18) tortured in Iraq. Maybe I feel like digging up some sources.

But right at hand I have boys as sexslaves from afghanistan institutions set up, payed and defended by US forces (and those US soldiers who stood up against it, got problems)

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/21/world/asia/us-soldiers-to...

"This legal precedent stuff is rubbish and just more justification of Russians brutal crimes."

And what exactly is rubbish about it? Or do you think international law can (should) get established for everyone minus US?

The problem right now is exactly that russia is NOT isolated enough. They still can trade quite unrestricted. IF there would be a believable international law, the sanctions would work and russia would have to stop the war.