According to Volodymyr Zelensky, Russia will have to answer for all crimes committed in the war against Ukraine. “The evil state will be held responsible for any act of terror against Ukrainians,” Ukraine’s president said on Sunday. It is about “responsibility for every attack on Ukraine, for every life destroyed, for every deported Ukrainian child”.
Selenskyj spoke again about the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court in The Hague against Russian head of state Vladimir Putin for kidnapping Ukrainian children.
The arrest warrant is “a really important result of international law for Ukraine” and a turning point. It is now clear that at the end of the war, Russia “will have to assume all its responsibilities,” the Ukrainian president said.
Zelenskyj thanks deminers
In the video address, Zelensky thanked the deminers in Ukraine and addressed many of them by name. “This is tedious and very dangerous work every day.” Since the beginning of the Russian offensive war, the pyrotechnics and explosives experts had searched more than 100,000 hectares. More than 400,000 grenades were defused and more than 200,000 explosives removed, he said.
Three killed in Ukrainian village after Russian shelling
Meanwhile, according to Ukrainian authorities, three civilians were killed in a Russian artillery strike in a frontline village in the Zaporizhia region. Two people were injured, the area administration said via Telegram on Sunday. According to the information, the house in the village of Kamianske was hit by shells from a Grad multiple rocket launcher (hail).
The village is located near the Dnipro River, a few kilometers from Russian positions. The Ukrainian government called on people to evacuate such dangerous areas.
Source: Krone
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