Zelenskiy says Russia has committed over 183,000 war crimes in Ukraine

Prime Minister Bart De Wever will probably travel to Ukraine on 7 April, he announced on Tuesday in the House. "I will not arrive empty-handed," he added, without giving details. "It is sensitive," but "we have the ambition to be a reliable partner for Ukraine, like other European Member States". ...

On Monday, on the third anniversary of the liberation of the city of Bucha, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for Russia to be punished for more than 183,000 alleged war crimes that Ukraine has documented since the invasion of Moscow in 2022.

Kaja Kallas, head of the bloc’s diplomacy, spoke of the evidence gathered in Bucha. Volodimir Zelensky said there are over 183,000 documented cases

Russia has committed over 183,000 war crimes in Ukraine

Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday demanded punishment on Russia for more than 183,000 alleged war crimes documented by Ukraine since Moscow’s 2022 invasion, saying justice was needed to prevent evil from proliferating. Zelenskyy stated this at a summit of European officials in Bucha, northwest of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, where Russian troops have been accused of atrocities including executions, rapes and torture while occupyi…

Three years ago Ukrainian forces liberated Butsha. They found numerous victims who had been killed in a cruel manner. Selenskyy demands punishment of the perpetrators.

The small town of Butsha became a symbol of Russian war crimes in Ukraine. On the anniversary of the liberation of the village, Kyyiv's head of state Selensky appeals to European partners.