legitimacy, and specific crimes, specific cases further down the line, this is the international criminal court of ukraine in the international criminal court of ukraine opened jurisdiction to him, so that in the 14th year in relation to these cases, he carries out now, in fact, after the a number of events did not take place there, activations, he did not investigate, he did not do anything for 8 years, but now, due to the full-scale aggression, he was activated, and we have hope, at least the prosecutor of this court there declares that they are collecting evidence and will be to investigate this crime is under his jurisdiction and i think he will be involved in this in these cases and we will see what this is, thank you very much for your comments and thank you for joining our team, vitaly titych was in touch with us, a lawyer, in particular, a lawyer for the relatives of heroes nebesnaya sotna, the managing partner of the bar association, vitaliy titych and partners really. everything must be proven in court. whoever captured these killers. will it be the azovians themselves? or is it without the arme

certain reservations regarding the work of the international criminal court and the fact that now the investigators of the international criminal court are working in ukrainee not only of full-scale russian aggression, but it is also a consequence of the enormous work that was carried out 8 years ago, since in the spring of 2014, the international criminal court began to consider ukraine's complaint ukraine recognized it as a jurisdiction on its own territory, despite the fact that ukraine did not buy, ratified a-a of the rome statute, which is the basis for the work of the international criminal court, and for 8-8 years, the international criminal court collected evidence that war crimes and crimes against humanity during the russian aggression had a systematic and sufficiently large-scale nature to start an official case at all, and only in the spring of this year, when the scale and systematic nature of the war crime on the part of of the russian federation, because they may have officially opened this case. that is, it is a very long process, and i understand the meaning of what ukraine represented. well, yesterday and today it continues today, this cr

at the same time, ukraine does not have such certain rights as the participating states of the rome statute, for example, ukraine does not participate in the international criminal courtnot to speak at these assemblies, emphasizing the importance of this case. at this stage, ukraine is still a priority for the international criminal court, but in a year or two, it may change, and without radicalization, we lose another platform, where we could talk about the need to conduct such an investigation. is this a critical loss? no, but it is probably better not to have any losses than to assess whether it is critical or not. the rome statute probably needs to be ratified. but there must be political agreement for this. at this stage does it affect the investigation of crimes committed by russians and citizens of other states on the territory of ukraine by the international criminal court? well, it does not affect normally. how do you assess the probability that the consideration of cases of crimes committed by russia at the international court in gaza should be clearly distinguished here? judicial institutions that are territorially located in the case and that ukraine uses

international community and in principle we understand that sooner or later putin and the highest leader of of the russian federation has to be on the dock in asia at the international criminal court of ukraineit is very interesting about the list published by the ministry of defense of russia, the list of the implant of the surnames of the hands of eight prisoners of war who allegedly died in the deer park. there are also injuries on the list, how can we check it , do we even know for sure how many ukrainian prisoners of war there are who was there and who. who are these people? when we talk about this topic , we must always remember that in the 14th year these territories were closed to the ukrainian authorities. human rights defenders of international and therefore we can put everything that happened there under suspicion, well, the only thing is to hope for our intelligence. it is clear now, according to this latest information that we received, in particular, the whole of shklonia, it is approximately true that 200 servicemen of the azov regiment were isolated in a certain area in a few days to this tragedy , what exactly is the number? we cannot say, we know this number, which was publ

activities when they investigate these crimes . for the prosecutors of the international criminal court to carry out their work in ukraine, actually, because of communication, because i was in a rush this week and it was hardly possible to communicate with the representatives of the international criminal court, actually, from them. i know what they have already started the collection of evidence, the only thing is that we are not disclosing it, we do not know what exactly they have decided or will decide to focus on, this is currently a secret of the investigation oleksandr wanted to ask you about the anti-corruption activities of sap on monday, i.e. the day after tomorrow 6 appellate the court should make some kind of decision , or at least that is what was announced on the complaint of the commission for the election of the heads of the head of the e-e sap e-e mm and the office of the general prosecutor at the district administrative court of kyiv regarding the cancellation of the order of work of this commission which completed the work that on december 21 last year, in principle, the winner is aware, the points have

the russians will be one of the topics of the meeting of the international criminal court regarding the responsibility of russia for crimes in ukraineis was announced by the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, dmytro kuleba, for the investigation, 42 investigators of the international criminal court will be involved, this is the largest number in the entire existence the office of the chief prosecutor of the icc, the office of the prosecutor of the icc is already investigating the situation in ukraine, at the same time, the icc has no competence to investigate and prosecute natural persons for committing the crime of aggression against a specific ukraine in connection with certain legal restrictions enshrined in the rome statute does not exist today, this is an objective reality, there is no international court or tribunal that could perform this function, the creation of a special tribunal will close the gap of uah 400 million was collected in two weeks by the united 24 army of drones project. this was told by the head of the state special forces yuriy shchigol . anyone who wishes can donate funds on the website of the u24 plat

joined the investigation of russian war crimes in ukraine in total 15 to 20 thousand specialists are involved in the process representatives of the international criminal court working separately there they are currently considering the possibility of creating a special court in ukraine so i can assume that we will really consider the possibility of creating such a tribunal, we will openly consider this question as the alliance is obvious - it will not be easy, but the international community must demonstrate unity in war crimes do not have a statute of limitations, and responsibility for them lies with the commander and the executor in the case of conviction of war criminals by an international criminal court, they can be sentenced to 30 years or for life, the court can also appoint confiscation of assets acquired as a result of the commission of a crime, separate compensation for damages to the victims, according to bloomberg, by the end of this year or at the beginning of the next international criminal court in gazi intends to bring the first accusations of war crimes against russia in ukraine, such news convinces us even more of the need and availabilit

with which the international community undertook to investigate war crimes committed on ukrainian soil, they are here in gaza the team of the international criminal court working in ukrainecalled unprecedented, the record-breaking process is moving surprisingly fast, and volodymyr zelenskyi, who went on a video call with gaga from kyiv, emphasized that people are not able to to wait a long time is ruthlessly playing into the hands of russia, people do not know how to wait long for justice, if justice has been served, people feel as if it is not there. and to ensure the feeling that justice is being restored, it is necessary not only to punish, it is obvious that the victims of crimes must be given full assistance and rebuild everything destroyed by this aggression since the beginning of the invasion said zelenskyi, the ukrainian law enforcement agency counted more than 34,000 war crimes committed by russian troops, and every day at least 200 more new cases have already been added by the prosecutor general iryna venediktova, she was here personally from another russian attack, she is now recovering. as you know , peaceful ukrainian vinnytsia is here at zelenskyi's request

moving away from the uk, let's turn to ukraine now, where one of the biggest war crimes investigations of modern times is under way. the international criminal courts are gathering evidence of russian atrocities. some of the worst took place in bucha, a suburb of the capital kyiv. as our special correspondent fergal keane reports, there's psychological devastation for the families of the dead. and a warning, you may find this report distressing. she's come to gather in what's left of the life of a lost son, a man who loved laughter. laughter. denis rudenko, killed in a massacre. his mother, katarina, has come to clean out denis' locker at the garage where he worked. denis was 37, a father of two. he was shot dead by the russians, with seven other men, on march four last, at 144 yablunska street in bucha. it began with ambushes. ukrainian artillery stalled the russian advance. the russians encountered resistance here as they tried to break through to kyiv that they simply hadn't expected. so what they did was to launch a sweep right through the area, going house to house, to find anyone they suspected of helping the ukrainians. they arrested denis

the government of the netherlands, the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine, the prosecutor of the international criminal courtean commission conference participants created a dialogue group that should unite national european and international initiatives for recording crimes and carrying out justice , also during the conference they discussed the possibility of transferring russian sanctioned assets to ukraine in the eu, in particular, and the central bank of russia, signed by 45 states and promised to demonstrate perseverance and progress, but if we we want to resist the mistakes of the past, that pressure that can sometimes be seen when various participants run to the crime scenes, we need to be with coordinated us and ben, dialogue is needed, communication and a dialogue group that will later be created will be an important means to achieve everything, we have popular news for you, the number of candidates for the post of prime minister of great britain after the second round has decreased to five, the former finance minister again took first place ricci sonaka with one hundred and one votes, the second p

threaten to excommunicate from future projects on restoration of ukraine well, at the same time file them with the international criminal courtll, after all, europe is now definitely not the problem of the ocean, among them a jump in inflation, the standard of living is rapidly falling. here is what the british edition of the world writes. he led families who are already forced to save on food in times of crisis lack essentials. and some britons even wash their hair and clothes with dishwashing liquid , and also refuse machine washing in order to save energy. especially the day for those who will guard our safety with you. today are graduates of moscow university. the ministry of internal affairs received diplomas and badges. in the heart of the capital near the walls. the minister of internal affairs congratulated the kremlin on graduation. vladimir kolokoltsev dear graduates. you start practical work. in extreme responsibility for our fatherland. the period of conscientious fulfillment of the duties assigned to you will greatly contribute to strengthening the sovereignty of the russian state and upholding our national inter

basis of the tribunal, they plan to establish approaches and norms that are used in the international to the criminal court about bringing russian war criminals to justice, the president of ukraineay in his speech at the forum in the hague, surrender to ukrainian military personnel and end this war, this is ukraine's call to russian soldiers and officers in the ministry of justice emphasize the victory in the legal war with russia will help to secure witnesses and perpetrators of war crimes tsn managed to talk to two such important potential witnesses later in the issue of the story of two downed and captured pilots exclusive report of tsn correspondent andriy saplienko, this silent russian officer is one of those whom the residents of bombed-out ukrainian cities probably hate more than other occupiers . the pilot of the su-30sm aircraft is not just a pilot, but a lieutenant colonel, deputy commander of the 14th aviation regiment. it is difficult to hide all that i feel for of this man not only because his regiment has been dropping bombs on kharkiv residents of my hometown since the first days of the war, there is another reason, even before the first bombing of kharkiv region,

one of the biggest war crimes investigations is under way in ukraine. the international criminal courtssian atrocities. some of the worst took place in bucha, a suburb of the capital kyiv. as our special correspondent for cocaine reports, there is psychological devastation for the —— for goal keene —— fergal keane reports... you may find some elements of his report disturbing. she's come to gather in what's left of the life of a lost son. a man who loved laughter. laughter denis rudenko, killed in a massacre. his mother, katarina, has come to clean out denis's locker at the garage where he worked. denis was 37, a father of two. he was shot dead by the russians, with seven other men, on march 4 last, at 144 yablunska street in bucha. it began with ambushes. ukrainian artillery stalled the russian advance. the russians encountered resistance here as they tried to break through to kyiv that they simply hadn't expected. so what they did was to launch a sweep right through the area, going house to house, to find anyone they suspected of helping the ukrainians. they arrested denis rudenko wi

of the russian federation in ukraine is a crime. thank you, mr. borisov, and we hope that the international criminal court to the issue of punishing those guilty of crimes against russia boris zakharov, a human rights defender of ukraine, was in touch with us , and now we will take over several important informational messages from espresso , then news with anzhelika sozonenko. and this broadcast was conducted for you by maria gurska and andriy saichuk from 12 , wait for the daytime telethon. good evening. we are from ukraine vasyl zima's big broadcast my name is vasyl zima, two hours of airtime and my colleagues are with you until 21:00, two hours of your time, we will talk about the most important things, two hours to learn about the war, our broadcast serhiy zgoretska military summaries of the day and how the world lives. what in the world will be told by yuri the physicist for two hours to stay up to date with economic news dictated by oleksandr morshynskyi he talks about the economy during the war and new sports yevhen pastukhov is ready to talk about sports for 2 hours in the company of favorite pre

netherlands vobke hoekstra, prosecutor of the international criminal court, in addition to khan, european commissioner for justice didier reiders, president of ukraineymyr zelenskyi, minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba, a total of more than 20 ministers of foreign affairs, ministers of justice were also supposed to participate online general prosecutors from different countries were planned to participate in this conference by the organizers of the international conference on strengthening and coordination of efforts to attract russia is responsible for the crime on the territory of ukraine is the netherlands. well, we are already in touch with volodymyr dubovyk, director of the center for international studies, associate professor of the department of international relations of the mechnikov odesa national university, mr. volodymyr, we congratulate you, i congratulate you . good day, volodymyr. well, after today's strike on vinnytsia, dozens of civilians were killed, dozens were injured, isn't this an act of state terrorism, how many more ukrainian civilians, children, need to be killed in order for russia to be recognized as an international

operational group of the national police is working on the spot. for crimes in ukraine 42 international investigators will be involved in ukraine to investigate war crimes in russia criminal court, this is the largest number during the existence of the office of the chief prosecutor of the icc, the office of the prosecutor of the icc is already conducting an investigation of the situation in ukraine, at the same time, the icc does not have the competence to investigate and prosecute natural persons for committing the crime of aggression against a specific ukraine in connection with the restrictions with certain legal provisions enshrined in the roman the statute currently does not exist, this is an objective reality, there is no international court or tribunal that could perform this function, the creation of a special tribunal will close the gap, the weapons of the partners will help ukraine on the battlefield, the german government has published an updated list of weapons that will be provided to ukraine, in particular, it is about 54 armored personnel carriers, three self-propelled artillery units, howitzer armor - 3,030 cheetah anti-aircraft tanks, and reconnaissance drones

of the bbc correspondent fergal kin from buchi. the international criminal court and the ukrainian prosecutor are collecting evidence of russian atrocities committed in ukraine and now ukraine is investigating more than 21,000 war crimes , prosecutor general iryna venediktova said, according to her, the prosecutor general's office receives reports about 200-300 war crimes every day crimes and more crimes, we are talking with my colleague diana kuryshko with us on direct communication diana we have just seen the story about the crimes committed in buch, they have already been documented and are being investigated but this is a territory under the control of the ukrainian authorities, different from the territories that are currently occupied there, human rights defenders are recording the abduction of civilians torture, murder is a separate topic , forced deportation, and khersonska bucha researched this topic for her article, is it clear what is happening in the occupied south and what the scale is the crimes that the russians are committing there. congratulations yevgenia, people who live now in the south of ukraine say that the life of redemption is to see

of the day. last week, the international criminal court court for an overarching strategy to bring perpetrators of war crimes and ukraine. to justice and representatives from dozens of countries have pledged to cooperate. and as the global food crisis continues, officials from russia and ukraine are expected to discuss resuming caves, exports dozens of ships to australia, and 20000000 tons of grain. our stock so much to discuss with us. we have catalina milofa. she is a journalist in kith, catarina, thank you so much for joining us. i'm jo english. there were saying no way is safe as a journalist. how would you report that story? that sense that ukraine is under attack and has been under attack for a $150.00 days. well, i agree with him, anita. first of 1st and foremost, i'm not a journalist, i'm a human being and i'm also scared of the, of the ongoing war because i've been covering the war in ukraine for the past 8 years. and i also covered another conflict. but i, some times when i think about the horrors of the recent weeks when residential areas were targeted by the cruise missiles or cali, but a launched from the,

international court of the united nations. in addition, we have our own investigation by the international criminal court. it is a little bit about another. okay, then tell me more. please tell us , the minister of defense of ukrainehe tribunal against russian criminals should be held in kharkiv. well, i will say that the russians, in turn, want to create their own the tribunal over ukraine for the imaginary fictitious crimes of ukrainians in donbas is not under the auspices of the un and together with its partners e. let's start with kharkov, please, well, this is a very traditional thing, what is a tribunal, how does it differ from an international court, yes , or the international court of the united nations, that is, a tribunal. analyzed the case and ended up with the first such tribunal , known to all, the nuremberg tribunal, and it was held in nuremberg precisely because the nuremberg laws were adopted there, which decided the final issue of the jews, as they said then, so the place was chosen accordingly, because there was one of the most terrible crimes was actually created in kharkiv or, for example, mariupol. these are really places where a full-fledged legal assessment of what russia has done on our ter

international criminal court in the hague this year. a team has been collecting evidence of crimes in ukraine. ternational court is in talks to deliver at least one russian prisoner of war to the hague. sri lankan lawmakers have elected a president. he remains deeply unpopular among protesters who have called for his resignation and set fire to his residence. the acting president has imposed a state of emergency across the country. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn, this is bloomberg. david: let's get the latest on this mortgage boycott. it is spreading too many projects in most cities. we have visualized that for you closer to the eastern part of china and the central. yvonne: it continues to spread. this might have been a surprise for xi jinping as he embarked on the three red lines that something that was not a consequence, the social stability backer, which seems like policymakers are making a priority leading up to the party congress. this is trapping china in a ma

the day's other main news, one of the biggest war crimes investigations in modern times is under way in ukraine. the international criminal courtussian atrocities. some of the worst took place in bucha, a suburb of the capital kyiv. more than 1,000 people are understood to have died during the month—long russian occupation of towns in the region. and as our special correspondent fergal keane reports, there is psychological devastation for the families of the dead. a warning that you may find some of this report distressing. she's come to gather in what's left of the life of a lost son. a man who loved laughter. laughter. denis rudenko, killed in a massacre. his mother, katarina, has come to clean out denis's locker at the garage where he worked. denis was 37, a father of two. he was shot dead by the russians, with seven other men, on march the ath last, at 1aa yablunska street in bucha. it began with ambushes. ukrainian artillery stalled the russian advance. the russians encountered resistance here as they tried to break through to kyiv that they simply hadn't expected. so what they did was to launch a sweet right through the a

further e-e actions in favor of ukraine, for example regarding the possible deprivation of assets of russia and its assets abroad the meeting of the international criminal courtis conference can bring us well, of course, first of all, we have hope for more precisely, we are deeply convinced that this court will be as objective as possible, because you remember the story behind the sword 17 da na with the plane just after e- in 2017, key sanctions were imposed on russia, both personal and sectoral, which greatly affected the politics and economy of the russian federation, i.e. no one has had any doubt for a long time that the institutions in the netherlands are not working. as powerfully as possible, and those international authorities that also work on the delendum will also work as powerfully and objectively as possible, despite any innovations and manipulations that are even possible on the russian side, yes. therefore, first of all, we are interested in objective punishment in all cases. including, of course, military crimes in russia and in ukraine and acts of genocide, not including, of course, wonder accounts and the transfer of this money to ukraine, i

international, first of all, the international criminal court in the case of er, which to date er has implemented cases regarding war crimes of the russian federation committed on the territory of ukraine and, of course, our law enforcement agencies and courts at the national level we introduced the relevant articles of the crime of genocide into the criminal code before the full-scale armed aggression of the russian federation before the new headquarters of the war, and we must take them and put them here for sustenance." thank you and we hope it was very fast. thank you mr. denys denys maslov , people's deputy of ukraine, member of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on the legal policy of our neighbors, we will go further about belarus, what is happening there and how they continue to cooperate with the russian federation. control of russia, zyabrovka airfield, where measures are currently being taken to equip the russian military base. this was reported to the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, based on available information the airfield currently houses the missile division of the iskander-m operational-tactical missile complex and also the s400 division. als

will be a stage of recovery of ukraine and international money will come, you will not be allowed in. and secondly, when the process will be to the international criminal courten you can also sound like war criminals there, these are serious letters sent by them, well, let's see what the reaction will be, but you know that is part of such a struggle of ukraine. well, you see what is on the financial side. pilot training so, i'm wondering, dmytro, if it is known specifically on which aircraft models these pilots will be trained a-a, because we hear different statements about whether they will provide us with f-16s or whether these f-16s are even suitable for our airfields a-a but many people forget that f-16s can take off from the road infrastructure just fine, and my colleague here i want to please you because we are talking about the f16, that is, it is not just talk. these planes and this in the future will pave the way for these planes to be asked or received. how to use american instructors in the states cannot be in ukraine we cannot control the training take what you know how to use well, here is this plan when it is implemented not if even and when it

of business from the international criminal court may to consider the first case on russian war crimes at the end of this year or the beginning of the next year, bloomberg journalists write gaga and ukraineng the delivery of a russian prisoner of war official to the court by kiev, he can testify against the top commanders of the russian federation, the american channel cnn stated that russia has already sent almost 85 to the war in ukraine % of its armed forces, the media refers to an official of the us ministry of defense in the russian federation gathered its military contingent from various regions of the country and around the world promised by the government arms supplies to germany are being delayed again, we are talking about anti-aircraft missile systems, slm writes the german publication weelt, at the beginning of july, kyiv submitted an application for the purchase of 11 such systems to the ministry of economy of germany, they responded positively to this and sent a request to the federal security council, but in three weeks, a decision was not made in an interview with another german publication, deutsche wella, the minister of foreign affairs, anna elena bervok, stated that t

in ukraine, he said this wouldn't impact the likes of the international criminal court or other tribunals. they would work hand in glove with them. and the intention is that they would share any information they got, and they will point to the incident we've seen in the last couple of hours as an example of war crimes. as for the russians, while the russian simply continue to insist that they do not commit war crimes as they continue what they call their special military operation in ukraine. out, fisher talking to us from keep out and thank you very much indeed to it has done in many parts of the world. the social media platform suffered a major outage in the us and in europe with thousands of users unable to access the side effect of the company's website. it's up and dashboard platforms like tweet deck. it's the 1st outage in almost 6 months for twitter, which was hit by what it called a technical bug. twice in a week. in february, lydia's oil chief is refusing to accept the government's decision to sac him. those arguments heat up over which of the countries 2 administrations should h

international criminal court and in the international tribunal, if such will be established, in other international judicial bodies and all its evidence all the information that prosecutors from ukraine will provide regarding the war crimes of russian the armies really had reliable support and could be used in order to hold not only the executors but also the customers accountable at the international level and organizers of war crimes zhanna thank you zhanna bezpyachuk of the new prosecutor general andriy kostin approved by the verkhovna rada russia is increasing pressure on europe and looking for allies outside its borders is looking for allies outside its borders gazprom has further reduced the supply of gas through the nord stream - this is unpleasant for the expected eyes for its reduction russian the party turned off one more turbine for repairs without starting the other one, which was supposed to return from canada through germany, despite the sanctions, in july, the gas pipeline was closed for preventive repairs after that supply was restored at the level of 40% of the design capacity, now approximately 20%. razovin, that is, the gas pipeline operates at one-fifth of its capacity. gazprom explains that it is decomm

international criminal court and other organizations, not only the osce and un experts participated in reports on atrocities and violations of international law committed by russian troops and their supporters on the territory of ukraineall this is a contribution to international efforts for achieving responsibility for these crimes, the eu has expressed its position many times that the perpetrators of the murders of peaceful ukrainians will be held responsible for the destruction of civilian infrastructure and ukraine itself, the adviser to the head of the president's office, mykhailo podolyak, called schizophrenia the statement of the head of the russian foreign ministry , sergei lavrov, about the overthrow of the anti-people, as he put it, kyiv regime they say that in the morning moscow says that it wants to negotiate with the ukrainian government, and already in the evening it announces that it wants to overthrow this government, this is something in russian prisons, and in ukraine there is a legally elected government that won unfair competitive democratic elections, so many unfamiliar words for the russian elite in one sentence or so, when deciding to overthrow anti-historical regimes, it is important not to acc

international criminal court, it is no longer a question of political will and institutional memory and inclusion in this system of international law, and by the way, from this point of view, it is very important that ukraine also certifies the rome statute because, on the one hand, we place great hopes on the icc, and on the other hand , we are the main law of the icc, the rome statute is not we ratify, even though they once again recognized the jurisdiction of the international court of justice in in other words, this is such an extremely complex story, in principle, there are no political arguments in ukraine anymore. why not ratify? parliament, what kind of manifestations of this political will. because it is a bit strange to expect political will from the whole world and not to show it ourselves, that is why i think that we have already reached the moment when it is necessary to ratify the rome statute and join this family of peoples of states that recognized these rules for the regulation of war and recognized the international humanitarian law itself, and in addition, we ourselves need it in order to start expanding the capabilities of our law enforcement system to qualify all these absolutely the e

of the hybrid tribunal as well as prosecutions at the international criminal court but it's time the international community acts towards accountability. its paramount in the wake of the ongoing conflict in ukraineand the commission of atrocities by russian forces. crucial to establish an accountability to all those who ordered the commission atrocities whether they are located in syria or ukraine. thank you. >> senator risch. >> of all i want to thank her witnesses for their testimony. it's certainly hard to listen to when this is over it's not over its important we keep this in front of everyone. i am interested in the principle of universal jurisdiction. we are in the early stages of what that will mean in the overall scheme of things. it's interesting to see use for the first time since the german prosecutions. i suspect this body of law is going to grow and i'll be interested to follow that and that will certainly be an important aspect of our belief that never again and i believe it's not over until everyone has been held accountable. >> thank you both for your testimony. ukraine is dominating the global headlines syria to place were where the laws of war and accountability have been there

of one day sending the bill to moscow. it will ultimately be the ukraine prosecutor general to build the case and convince the international criminal court to take it. you can can you honestly see the day where russia cuts you a check? >> maybe. i know russians better than you. never. only when we have the process of sanctions where they don't have right do it or not, when they have strict rules and have str strict obligations. only this way. it is russians. >> why should russia pay when this kind of a thing seems like the normal collateral damage of war? surely an oil depot is a legitimate military target. >> twe all understand that it will be every is a target or not. if we look at this situation objectively, any war in any size, it is again huge damages for environmental sphere. and someone should pay. >> the reality though is that ukraine is undoubtedly fighting a steep uphill battle to actually get compensation. this type of case doesn't have a precedent at the international criminal court in part because eco side as the ukrainians describe this, is not under the icc's mandate, it is not an international crime that falls under the c

. >> in some ways ukraine here is entering uncharted territory, this kind of case is unprecedent at the international criminal court. because it's not an international crime that falls under their mandate. there's some hope, though, kuwait was able to get compensation from the iraqis for environmental damage caused by the gulf war but that was through a special u.n. body and it took three decades for the final bill to actually be paid up and even if the ukrainians could manage to get something similar created today, well, it would fall under the jurisdiction of the security council where russia has veto powers. >>> as the fighting rages on, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have believed to have been taken to russia against their will. later in the show we'll talk about that. >>> a cargo plane crashed a short time ago in northern greece, up to ten people were reported onboard, not clear if there are any survivors, you're seeing the crash scene near the c city, operated the ukrainian cargo airline meridian. the plane was carrying what it called dangerous cargo, now that cargo hasn't been identified. but it may be

of a neo nazi ideology in ukraine. this meeting we heard from academic scholars investigators, those were filed with the international criminal court videos were shown in which it was documented now that civilians are being targeted by the as our battalion. they are forcing people to host weaponry and such in their homes. they are setting snipers on the rooftops of people's homes. they are destroying homes, they are attacking civilian sites, and us media continues to ignore it. and a lot of this fits in with the neo nazi ideology that i'd myers step on ben dera, with a collaborator with the nazis who's responsible for horrendous crimes against humanity . the ukrainian hard right wing nationalist element is full of elements. it seems it have sympathies for those who were defeated during the 2nd world war. now this was very carefully shown in presentations by academics and others. however, the response of the united states in the kingdom was to completely just dismiss it all as untrue without saying any counter evidence. they simply claimed that nothing russia says could be true for no other reason. then russia said it, here's the u.

of ukraine. understand that the dutch foreign minister has said that the international criminal court doesn't have jurisdiction. and they said the western countries will have to look at the tribunal to, to make sure that russia is held accountable. what kind of mechanisms involved him and why isn't the i c c? why doesn't the, i see you have a restriction, an actual i, c, c, a dot sent jurisdiction over the ukraine and you to, to declare ations and address. and me did a do or the i c c by the you grain angle sort of this in 2014 and into 1015 despite you. grading didn't let the fire on standard. it was a glitch of noodle. the article 12 city of their own statute, but out of for m t type. so for the grey was international crimes. the sar grandmother of aggression, the grimes of these humanity jump, grammar general, said and look rhymes. the 1st one is, namely the crime of aggression is not applicable in a ukrainian city. should you to song i jurisdiction limitations. that's why i c. c . can investigate them and concede not one the at work ramson ramson is humanity happening in ukraine. but the probl

case, will prohibit them from financing the future reconstruction of ukraine and file claims against them in the international criminal court, the publication quotes president zelensky's economic adviser oleg ustenko, who said that similar letters accusing moscow of direct support have already been sent by the head of a number of western banks and financial groups. in response, someone expressed bewilderment. someone just kept silent, and the war left the times, noted that the international criminal court cannot prosecute entire government or corporations. and at the end of the frame from vitebsk where in the midst of the international festival of arts slavianski bazaar, which is being held for the thirty-first time, there are dozens of cultural events of thousands of participants. and, of course, the union state invites the traditional gala concert. this is a real celebration in music and favorite songs. they were performed by participants and winners of international competitions. these television projects are voice and voice children star bands and vocalists of russia and belarus and now the word to colleagues from good

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