An international relations expert has said Vladimir Putin is facing a global arrest warrant over the sickening atrocities carried out by Russian forces in Bucha.
President Volodymyr Zelensky said ‘the most terrible war crimes since World War II’ are being committed in Ukraine
According to the International Criminal Court , genocide is the intentional destruction of people – usually defined as an ethnic, national, racial, or religious group. ‘When he published his historic paper in July 2021, he basically said that Ukraine should not exist. So, I think there is a possibility of showing this intent.’that ‘the most terrible war crimes’ since the Second World War are being committed in Ukraine.Fighting back tears, President Zelensky spoke to the press during his visit to war-torn Bucha Russia’s defence ministry also insisted that ‘not a single civilian has faced any violent action by the military’.
‘We know all this has taken place, it’s straightforward,’ she added. ‘So, with war crimes you don’t need to have that intent like with genocide.
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