azov, but now we are in touch with maxim sergeevich e, grigoriev, chairmen of the international public tribunal for ukrainee public chamber of the russian federation, hello. yes , indeed, a few days ago i was on site and filmed, moreover, we passed witnesses. they say that on the one hand one pool was there and indeed there was a refuge. there were representatives of this tooth. from this pro-fascist neo-nazi formation, and on the other hand it was just organised. one of these headquarters. azov and what happened next. as a matter of fact, it understandably confirms, including witnesses, that those who were there at one time simply did not let them out. and this is not an isolated case. we have witnessed a range of witnesses & victims when people in many different homes. uh, they drove me into the basement and they didn’t let me out of there, including just a few days ago in mariupol , and a citizen of ukraine and an australian citizen spoke at the same time she just came to visit relatives. it turned out there and says that they were driven into the basements. even when the building was already on fire, t

public chamber. there are international conference convened on the initiative of russian and foreign human rights activists. many of them are members of the international public tribunal for ukrainenduct our work primarily by interviewing victims of ukrainian crimes, witnesses of ukrainian crimes, we transfer this data to the law enforcement system of the russian federation, and our colleagues, members of our international public tribunal, will transfer this information to judicial countries the judicial system of the countries. where are they from? where are they themselves? at tver by this minute managed to localize the fire at the scientific institute of the ministry of defense, according to ria novosti, citing emergency services. five people died, 21 suffered an area, the fire reached 2.500 m². the building partially collapsed; the roof was fired by a helicopter of the ministry of emergency situations; the cause of the fire could be an emergency operation of the power grid. the premiere of the taming of the shrew staged by andrey konchalovsky, the commedia dell'arte acquires new colors and is transferred from italy on the 17th centuries at the beginning of the twentieth, but

and how do they do, in general, here is our international public tribunal for ukraine.eady interviewed more than 250 victims of the crime, including we have interviewed prisoners who tell me ukrainian special forces told me how they guarded, how they hide these points . how do they build it all for us? massive evidence of violations of humanitarian law just war crimes and when the gutiers are there stood next to this building. uh, it is quite possible that the ukrainians and the military themselves fired at this building, because the data on mariupol and many other settlements are such that when the ukrainians understand that they cannot resist. they destroy everything they see, they shoot at civilians . they shoot at houses. they destroy everything. what is possible. that's when poddubny spoke absolutely. i confirm his words. so he said that the military is located in the hospital in kindergartens in schools in mariupol, it was everywhere. so this is a very clear indication. they were everywhere in schools. everywhere were hospitals in orphanages. if they were located

members of the public chamber of russia maxim grigoriev heads the recently created international public tribunal for ukrainend specially came to hear firsthand from the atrocities and bullying of nationalists over civilians locals. we were told that ships and other places were inflicted by the armed forces. ukraine hit. and it is clear that there was no military sense in this. here again there were no parts of the lc. that is, they shot specifically at peaceful houses in the city, there is no gas, no water, no electricity. food is cooked on fires right at the entrances. it is heated by the sun. but 16 ° frost was not very good, in order to somehow help people who were left without housing and basic conditions, in the surviving buildings deploys temporary accommodation points in one of the city's schools, volunteers organized a kind of headquarters here reduce humanitarian aid bring medicines. in the yard he prepares food for the residents of neighboring houses, and if necessary, you can spend the night here if necessary. they also provide first aid to the militants to the edge of the city, most of which is

on the way that their international tribunal will take the people who were actually fighting in ukraine for responsibility. so, it has very important, both, public meaning but also it has a very important judicial meaning that then will led -- lead to specific prosecution on these crimes. >> so, there is growing recognition, worldwide. we have the u.s. president, you know, calling it genocide. wednesday, the prime minister of canada told reporters there are official processes around determinations of genocide. he went on to say i think it's absolutely right that more people approbe talking and usin word genocide in terms of what russia is doing, what vladimir putin has done. how important is it that not just russia approximbe called o countries like belarus, that they could be guilty, they could be investigated for genocide? >> our general goal is to make russia north korea like a country nobody wants to shake hands of, that is completely isolated. his economy is going down and his people are taking the responsibility for the crimes that they are doing. so it is extremely important to say it is genocide so the country even have in mind supportin