and then eventually, a meeting between the 2 presidents, mister protein and mr. lensky. mrs. lensky has said that he's willing to attend such a meeting because he believed that the only way to end this was the big question mark is whether vladimir putin is ready to talk to mr. zalinski today. if i could ask you briefly, the turkish president ad one on the russian president putin. no each other. well, but does anyone really have the influence to push putin closer to a deal while it would of course, be a diplomatic wind for president edwin. if he somehow manages to secure an agreement here, but the turkish position really is that someone has to talk to the russians. he has good relations with both ukraine and russia, but turkey also heavily rely is on russia for energy, for trade, for tourists. so there is a lot to lose for the turkish president as well. and that is also why he is trying to act as a key facilitator as a mediator in this crisis. julian and it's tumble of many thank lantern. now here in the studio by dw fulman, moscow correspondent, emily, sherwin and emily,

mr. lensky before that ukraine has been strung along by nato. the what ukraine interpreted just a promise back in 2008 that it could join. nato has never really got anywhere and are saying that he has the sense that germany is failing to see that people are failing to see what ukraine is going through now as well. so i think it is quite a strong message which chimes in with some of the messaging we have been hearing from him. it hasn't just been open arms outreach. there's been a kind of a really, a strong med siege of step up and support us that we are the front line now of a war against a major aggressive that is also potentially a threat to, to em, into the rest of europe and to nato. and that it needs all of the support that they can possibly get. okay, i'm just hearing that our translation is back up and running. apologies again for that. let's see if we can listen back in to president zalinski. they're jealous of each other. okay. there are years following in was destroyed. so me churning of don barzyk in the saddle for the 2nd time follow

the president, mrs. lensky says for dora has been abducted. he is still alive, but he's being tortured. and mrs. lensky asked the international leaders who are in touch with president putin to try and secure his release. and then another little center on that same strip that southern coastline a place called hatch. so you may recall that was the 1st sizable city to fall to the russians. well, would out of cash on quoting the deputy leader, the local council. they're saying that the russians there are planning to hold a referendum. he called it a pseudo referenda to try and put a sort of veneer of public approval on the russians presence there and set up what they described as a new independent republic. this is something they did in 2014 as the separatists rolled over territory in those eastern breakaway regions. eventually they held a referendum and claimed majority mandate among russia. speakers, people who wanted to move away from ukraine, apparently making it all look absolutely ok. and it was on that basis, of course, the president putin

just get a reminder of our headlines now. ukrainian president, the letter mr. lensky has criticized germany's lack of leadership in addressing the growing threat posed by russia. speaking to the germ of parliament from give so once he called for more health in the future, and we didn't manage to catch up with our correspondent me say a lot on the ground. there are the point to start, but we will speak to her in the next hour for all of us here in berlin. thank you for watching tv w. ah ha, we're all set to go on field. yes, citizenship. and we're all live as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to me whatever it takes for lead from i'm following with w flyer made for mines. ah.

it said that ukraine can win this war, and that is also what your president of a lot of mr. lensky. it seems to be convinced of that ukraine can prevail or do you agree? you can ease already prevent this in 9 years of ration ongoing aggression. actually we defend that vest, the western civilization and our president compared to again the stand because some americans, the things that you can is against. and no, never, ever president is seeking in key of mayor of a city of the capital glitch corps and was his famous world. now books, their brother is also in key of the fif president of ukraine. also, they are all in keep defend and i'm planning also after all this for meetings to be back to you claim to defend my country. so we until we win and victory is coming. so i the west u. s. u k. is you germany helping us or you will be defeated to get i was dictated portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see co children, hoke, it's a been was blood without today, my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents because do new born kids, they

mr. lensky has been appealing to the u. s. and european leaders to stop brushes, assault. he's also accused moscow of committing war crimes. after the latest wave of air strikes, a russian missile strikes a tv tower and keys in her cave, a government building goes up in flames. both attacks killed people. russia is ramping up its assault on ukraine. as a 60 kilometer long, russian convoy of armored vehicles closes in on the capital. thousands of ukrainians still desperately trying to flee. though, staying behind a facing the horrors of war. washington was we had a fight at 5 am. is to follow the bm well we were retreating and near us a meter away from me it was a mine blue of my friend's arms and legs, myrtle green and white. i tried to save him. i pulled him away but he didn't make it. yeah. your demo or no, so, so you're warmer ukraine's president, valona me. zalinski has asked nato to set up a no fly zone and has also applied to join the european union. are fighting processes of sleeves and it just for our land. and for our freedom, this diesel good might define human t

several times, the speed of sound, allowing them to evade defense systems. ukrainian president. flor mr. lensky has accused russia deliberately creating a humanitarian catastrophe in ukraine. he repeated his appeal for direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. science. he said negotiations would not be pleasant or easy, but the necessary ansolaski also called on nestle to cut ties with russia in an address to an anti will protest in this with capital ban. this was company is under pressure to suspend sales in rush, or after ukraine's prime minister accused the food firm of helping to finance the killing of women and children and the leaders of india and japan of cold for an immediate halt to the violence. and you can depend fully oak is shita, had urged, no rent, remote to take a tougher line on russia's invasion after india abstained in you went votes condemning its invasion. but the joint statement fell short of criticizing moscow's action. we will let this will be final, the japanese fight. nato is currently sending more troops to its eastern border. the u. s. alone will soon have

but he's asking here, mr. lensky for europe to do more. to go further. and we heard from the speaker who opened the session, roberta met sola from malta. that the u. e. u parliament today has called for much tougher sanctions.

mr. lensky has met with the parliamentary speakers of the baltic states, estonia, lafayette, and lithuania. the lawmakers, travel. the key of the 3 countries are also former soviet republics. they have provided military 18 ukraine has been pushing nato and the you for more support. great. have executed moscow of taking hundreds of thousands of ukrainians from destroyed cities to russia against their will. it says russia intends to use them as hostages to pressure ukraine into making political confessions. the kremlin claimed the evacuees want to go to russia. the head of the international committee of the red cross peter marker has held talks with russian foreign minister survey laboratory in moscow. red cross president told russia it must abide by international laws on humanitarian conduct. in war. also plans to discuss the issue of prisoners of war with the defense official. i am. western allies are ramping up a pressure on russia to end the war and ukraine as it enters its 2nd month. us president joe biden is pushing for russia to be kicked out of the g. 20 group of nations and european

what a mr. lensky says. meeting with vladimir putin is the only way to understand his conditions, to end the war in ukraine. but he says, any agreement with russia must be put to the ukrainian people in the form of a referendum, tens of thousands li, the russian bombardment of ukraine. second biggest city, keith. here from some of those, we've decided to stay and brave. the shelling and russian court finds jail kremlin critic, alexia bonnie guilty of fraud and contempt of court. prosecutors seek to move into a maximum security p. o calais of 13 years. ah, i've been fizzle and welcome. the ukranian army says it's repelled russian forces from a strategically important suburb of the capital key. if the defense ministry says the outcome of the battle in the summer goes, mackarath has prevented russia from surrounding the capital from the northwest. ukrainian president, lot of landscape says he's willing to discuss a commitment from ukraine not to seek nato membership in exchange for a cease fire with role of russian troops and ukrainian security guarantees. but he says it's essential to

ah, ah, this is dw news live from berlin, ukrainian president, florida, mr. lensky, ones. moscow. the time for peace talks is now stuff just the time was coming to restore territorial integrity and justice for ukraine. otherwise, russia's course will be. so high that you will not be able to rise again for generations. big, the warning comes amid fears of war could be expanding to west in ukraine. array, a public appearance by the russian president vladimir putin praising his troops for carrying out what he calls a mission to the nazi fi. you cry a trip more than 3000 kilometers the safety. the surprising way. over $130.00 credit refugees made it from warsaw all the way to my trade. ah, i am been foolin. ukrainian president loaded mister lensky as called on russia to take part in immediate talks to stop the war in ukraine. all in 3 weeks after russian president vladimir putin started the conflict, his military remains locked in, fighting with ukrainian forces along the eastern edges of the contract. moscow says its troops have now entered the center of the besieged city of mary. op

but he's asking here, mr. lensky for europe to do more. to go further. and we heard from the speaker who opened the session, roberta met sola from malta. that the u. e. u parliament today has called for much tougher sanctions on russia and has also given its banking to backing to the president. savanski is request so, so clearly there is some support there and this will be this will be tough for you . members after that very impassioned speech, but it's very use there is support for, for foster membership, but is the momentum enough other still cracks inside the you or that, you know, really pull to you has pulled together far more than many of us would have thought possible we've seen hungary known to be friendly to of letting me put in hungary, liter missed or been known to be an ally of mr. mr. put in none the less pulling together with the rest of the you on sanctions on welcoming refugees. however, he is known to has to have his doubts about this issue and certainly others as well who feel they would be importing the conflict with russia into the eu

and the fact that motivated this decision was definitely the ukranian president mr. lensky, appealing and talking to you as lawmakers to support a ban on russian oil imports to weaken russia. and they are for the invasion and the war they're having in ukraine. they is, there is bipartisan support for this, but we don't know if a president biden is going to decide this by an executive order, or if he is going to sign the bill that the house produced yesterday. exactly. we're hoping to hear from the president momentarily, but in the meantime, how is the by ministration planning on compensating for the lack of oil supply or the reduction of oil supply? the u, as in his eyes, they already made the decision that they are going to use $60000000.00 barrels off of the reserves they have. so this is going to ease and does a pain, especially for the citizens in the different countries. but again, banning the imports from russia is not going to be as painful for the united states as it is going to be for europe. so the impact is definitely going to be a difference, although the citizens are goin

of course, a meeting between the 2 presidents of lighting, reporting and letting mr. lensky, it would be next on the agenda. but if they are going to take place here in turkey, for example, that's absolutely unclear as we speak to w johan with the ladies tonight on those efforts at a diplomatic in to the war you'll, you thank you. we're here to look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines this hour. we're australia in the netherlands. say that they've launched legal action against russia over the downing of a militia airlines passenger flight over eastern ukraine. 8 years ago. all 298 people on board were killed, including a 196 dutch nationals and 38 australia. moscow has denied involvement in that incident. the senegalese army has launched in operation against separate is rebels in the southern region of castlemont. the military accusing the rebels of trafficking, timber and candidates. the conflict has been largely dormant for years. but it flared up last month when separatist clash with the army. john is seeing its highest number of covered 90 cases in 2 years.

even if it does not materialize for whatever reason, we have built up a stock of arguments that mr. lensky can use in negotiations with the russian counterparts. it took to get peace and to preserve sovereignty of his country to preserve ukraine by the ukrainians. decide what government to have and not the colonial power. you mentioned president zalinski there. well, what would your estimation be of his role that he has played this jewel role is a national leader and military lead with one of the same time he's playing probably the role of his life. now he, his prime goal is to mobilize international society to mobilize the entire country for, for they have to come much of the fate of ukraine now law is in the hands of ordinary citizens. and especially of course, the uniform that armed once a. but he, he's doing in 1900 figure. he's pulling at over 90 percent. and i think he does a very good job of that. oh, what would you say? sorry about his before once? yeah. well he, he, he, he really has become, he's got it, he's got any fact i sort of are almost a fun club in the west and that not on

up to this, mrs. lensky started to say, though, yeah, we'll, we'll just reject non nuclear state status. and we'll get a selves from nuclear weapons. and the on the for him, it is to france, said he's, you know, cochroll is a national symbol of france and he wants to be such a little crow. and he said that the to the world that putin has to remember the fans have nuclear weapons too. it's not me who's inventing? no, pete, and so they're saying that's and then miss cross who was appointed to recently trust in britain. she, she said she's really ready for the conflict between nathan russia and pay attention to your for as presidents words, a joe biden. when answering the question, was that any alternative to present day? how had he sanction his? he said the o'neill to 3rd world war and everyone understands that 3rd, well what could be a lead nuclear? and i want to emphasize that this is what's going on in the, in the heads of the western politicians, the nuclear war in their heads. and i can assure you, we will not allow any privilege cations will make us, will dis balance of that if they

of course, a meeting between the 2 presidents of lighting, reporting and letting mr. lensky would be next on the agenda. but if they are going to take place here in turkey, for example, that's absolutely unclear as we speak to w johan, with the latest to night on those efforts at a diplomatic into the war. you'll you think who is willing to fight for you, craig? 20000 people who are not from you. great. keep says that is the number of forwarders who have volunteered to join ukraine's international legion. or some countries have urged their citizens not to join this conflict, threatening them with legal action w's forgetting sugar called up with some of these would be fighters on their way to a new combat. so this is an actually from finland. it's not his real name. we meet him at the polish trade station. kemesha packed was equipment and protected. yes. and i told he is waiting to board the train to ukraine to join the fight for me was right. thing to do as a human being by part of the solid earth movement. i strongly feel that i can contribute. by going he was studying art and desig

yeah, an advisor to mr. lensky said they needed to go away and talk about specifics on the sidelines to talk about definitions. he probably read into that things like definitions, perhaps about specific evacuation roots at perhaps definitions of what types of humanitarian aid might be allowed into besieged areas and so on. the reason i say these are not probably piece talks per se, is that i think we're still several stages away from what eventually will need to be talked about face to face between the 2 presidents. and indeed mister lansky said he wants to have these talks with mister bruton, but no movement from the other side. i was several stages away from that simply because there is no evidence movement towards middle ground on the big questions. ukraine once a full cease fire, the withdrawal of all russian troops, russia, once a full capitulation surrender effectively of the ukrainian state neutrality guarantees moving forward and recognition for the independence of great swathes of ukrainian territory to the east. and i'm afraid we're nowhere near resolving those issues. what

a senior advisor to mr. lensky, talking about how hard it is to find common ground. here he went on in that very statement to talk about how difficult it is because they are negotiating on 2 different bases really they, you create inside and we've heard this from them before negotiating on behalf of an entire nation under. so defects essential threats of the russian side, negotiating on behalf of, but essentially vladimir putin and not necessarily fully appreciate your understanding exactly what the president is thinking at any given point in time. so in terms of a meeting of minds extremely difficult. no obvious. shifting of red lines on either side, the grade is clearly still pushing in big picture terms for a full cease fire. the withdrawal of all russian troops, the russians still pushing for the capitulation, the surrender of keys and the demilitarization of the country guarantees over its neutrality. and the independence of portions of ukrainian land. the reality is the talks that are happening now and not happening at that level. they're not talking about into

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is dw news life from by then ukrainian president floating, mr. lensky says, a 100000 people attracted marty awful and many have no food or water. the boats he is under constant brush and bombardment, savanski says shedding his sabotaging civilian escape routes, and he accuses russian soldiers of blocking a convoy of humanitarian relief. also on the shore, german chancellor will have sold some dates parliament on his government. ukraine policy will have full live coverage from the buddhist doug. here in berlin. ah, i been for solon welcome ukraine, his calling on russia to allow civilians to escape the southern port of mariano, the local councils, his russian forces, who surrounded the city of reduced to ashes with constant bombing president blood of mister lensky, says, 100000 civilians are trapped without food, water or medication. what's even voice? according to savanski is the brushes seized, a humanitarian convoy, attempting to bring relief to mario pals besieged residence. bombs, keep falling on mud. you pull. the besieged city is under relentless shell

, use his a recap of the main stories from the crisis, and you kind ukrainian, president law to mr. lensky says you claim will never forgive russia for the suffering. it's more is inflicting it made the comments in his latest address after report, civilians were killed by russian shelling as they tried to escape the city name keith. and as bratia continues to chelsea's approaching crank. if asked the you winced off court to water a hope to the invasion. a 2 day hearing begins at the international court of justice in the hague. the russia does not send in my present thing to go use life and i bade visible and keep watching to be so misconduct will having you snakes with who in the week that shows the work rushes invasion of ukraine, a historical chinese. while here, we will not wait our resistance even we will defend our country with russia. wal mart, boone is now isolated. look back at the 1st week of the war. that will change the world for 60 minutes on d, w. o. or driven by merciless reading. others pushing the destruction for gauge, not only meters came to prison and they shut down the

mr. lensky in that press conference, that step attended is the capture of the mayor of many top for many top one of these cities on the south of the black sea coast on that land, colorado that russia is trying to they to enforce and hold between crimea and the east, uneasy stand off there between russian forces on the ground and civilians. the civilian administration still functioning. they captured the mare, a bag over his head. as you were reporting there, captured on cctv an outcry from the residence of met, topple in angry protest on saturday. mister sky appealing to europe and leaders to do something to persuade mister putin to release him. and as i said, as i say, that reports that mister micron of france and mister schultz of germany are currently holding 3 way telephone talks with him in putin as they did on thursday. perhaps to raise this very matter don't humanitarian car. it was meant to open today women to open today for people to be able to escape those mandatory car doors over the past week or so have been intermittently successful. what's been happening today the latest up

mr. secretary general. thank you. i'm president lensky in his address to nato, accused russia of deploying phosphorus, munitions. i'm wondering whether nato has seen evidence of that and what your response is or would be. and then i'm wondering, did you discuss during this meeting a permanent basing of forces in any of these countries, such as the baltics and abandoning the nato russia founding act? so we are, lee said, think nathan, so turns and offense, florida long term with more troops or with the more air assets and more maritime capabilities. we have all of the increased our presence in the east, and today we decided on for new battle groups. and that the leaders agreed to task our mentor commanders to provide options of for a long term reset. though, our press and saw remitted their posture in the eastern part of the alliance and across the whole alliance. details will be then decided after our summit in june, but that comes on top of what's out all the dung. so this is a long term. we are prepared for the long haul of the call. so

mr. rodney, there will not occurrence president robins, lensky speaking van, he mentioned the ukrainian estimate of russia's death toll so far. how reliable is that? and how are these numbers affecting the mood on both sides? these numbers are given by the ukranian military. the ukrainian military does not really give numbers for ukrainian losses. and d and russia does not confirm any of these numbers. they do not communicate any losses or, or, or gains are so far. um, but um, or are they, they do report gains but they do not report losses and they do not uh, give numbers. um, so it's of course, something that is to be taken with caution. what we see, however, is that the picture that these numbers represent, even if they are exaggerated, is, or what we've been getting from other sources as well. the ukranian invasion seems to be really badly prepared. people will you see reports of soldiers running out of food are running out of gasoline? her soldiers appear in ukraine and seem to have no idea where they are or why they are there are communication breaking down between the russian tank

mr. bennett has several times as spoken on the phone with the ukrainian president as to lensky in recent days. also, i am ascending delivering humanitarian aid, but it has refused. according to media reports he had to deliver weapons had re requested from ukraine. on the other hand, as well as trying to avoid a rift with moscow with president putin debt, it has its own security interest. he also in the region because it has some a military coordination with russia, which is active in syria over the ass space. and we know that israel is carrying out as strike stand, what it describes as iranian target. so it's very cautious in that way. but on the other hand, you know, mr. bennett has said, is ready prime minister to take a measured response and that makes it a possible to keep those channels open and that puts it in a very special position. do you have use on your kramer there for us in jerusalem? thanks for much german public broadcasters, a r d and d d. s. have joined the growing list of international broadcasters that have suspended operations in russia. the move comes in response to

so lensky and i might add the mayor of kias. mr. crisco, so visibly present now will come back to in a 2nd with john and sean. so all of shows also spoke just a short while ago, after meeting with the prime minister of luxembourg. let's listen to what he had to say. together with my colleague, i would like to call on the russian president, mr. to see all combat immediately, to withdraw all troops from ukraine and will to enter into a dialogue in crickets blood shed must stop. vladimir putin is committing crimes on ukraine planning to put in is committing crimes on you cray. now that's a pretty strong statement for what i showed. so what's your reaction to the same charge that was leveled by president lensky and his speech saying that cluster munitions have been dropped and referring to crimes in the city of hoc steve and yes, strong words from the chancellor. but of course, the chancellor has made a mark to turn since february 24th, saying that war has returned to europe, who, teens war and therefore not surprising anymore. they mi

mr. secretary general. thank you. i'm presently lensky, and his address to nato, accused russia of deploying phosphorus, munitions. i'm wondering whether nato has seen evidence of that and what your response is or would be. and then i'm wondering, did you discuss during this meeting a permanent basing of forces in any of these countries, such as the baltics and, and abandoning the nato russia founding act. so we are, lee said, think nasal so turns and offense, florida long term with more troops or where the more air assets and more maritime capabilities. we have all of the increased our presence in the east. and today we decided on 4 new battle groups. and that the leaders agreed to task or mentor commanders to provide options of for a long term, re settle our press and saw remitted their poster in the eastern part of the lions across the whole alliance. details will be then decided ortho, our summit in june, but that comes on top of water, all the dung. so this is a long term. we are prepared for long hold of the call. so we can all the

was your friend's president got him, his lensky addressing germany's parliament ban. standing by over there at the buddhist stock is our chief political editor, mr. lacuna. immediately compared to the speech to view as congress yesterday, soleski really slammed germany today. what were his main points of criticism? yes wise, main point of criticism is that he feels that germany, that specific it will assaults is not taking up a leadership role, not leading enough. and there was no concrete mention of delivering more weapons. but that clearly is the expectation. and we are told that there is a lot more going on behind the scenes, and then we actually learn about it. but the bottom line is he would like to see a full energy embargo that germany drops. it's a pipeline to also know stream one with russia close is that down and overnight shuts down all of those supplies coming to russia in order not to fuel a war. and that's also have loaded me. putin em doesn't want to see it. he still sees that as a kind of a business transaction. so clearly a different logics, a while at the same time, the gem government mpg stressing that they stand by the side o

mr. mika. every one of us has been moved by the bravery the resolve and the leadership of prison. so lensky invading troops marched through his streets shelf, re down on his people. an assassin seek his life. no one would have blamed him for fleeing, but instead he has stayed in cave to lead the ukrainian people and to fight. he reminded us that our freedom and our to moxie are invaluable. he's prompted the world into action. where too often, we've let putin have his way, his inspired the ukrainian people to resist and frustrated the russian war machine . he has shown his strength and we must show him on the ukrainian people, our commitment and our support. labor stands for the unity at home and abroad. the will isolate uprooted regime labor stands for the toughest sanctions that will cripple the russian state. labor stands for providing ukraine with the arms. it needs to fight off their invaders in labor stands with president zalinski with ukraine, with democracy, slobber, ukraine, it. thank him. yes it is. yes, i'm here in blythewood. i thank you mister speaker with you for parents of i c

lensky and white more potent are. we're not on the ground, we're not at the table, but this time it could be different. but mr. zalinski also said that there was. * some conditions of that russia should accept. let's listen to what he has to say. you have to speak. first of all, everybody has to stop fighting and to go back to that point from where it began. 56 days ago, i had of this 2nd round of the peace talks between russia, ukraine. we hear from moscow that ukraine is not, does not seem to be ready to be precise or 2 to will to resolve this crisis with a balance solution. you are right now waiting for the peace talks to start and everybody's waiting for it with high hopes for peace back to you . right. marsha, phenomenal there for us in the area and thanks for that. we know that as the situation is else you'll be there for us. appreciate it. are now the lugens could people's militia claims to have liberated the town of shots and inoffensive as ukrainian forces left the town on monday morning. the battle had been ongoing for almost 4 days. now, residence had to take shelter and basements during the fighti

mr. courtney. so whether it's on twitter, instagram, speaking from a bunker, addressing world parliament present, the lensky has no doubt captured the world's attention delivering some very powerful messages. what do you make of his communication strategy? is it effective? is communication strategy as part of a factor? it's really oriented toward your premiums to inspire ukrainians to resist russian aggression, to inspire ukrainians, to take care of themselves, find ways to oppose the rush and aggression through their own liens. but the messaging that he has provided is also enhancing his stature international. and you've seen as a good leader, i'm some people are the last, are making comparisons with, with the church. and what were to ronald reagan was also a good communicator. soleski has used his skills to great advantage at this crucial moment in their credit history. we've seen him speaking to lawmakers in france to the us congress, to canada, to lawmakers in israel as well. does the messaging change depending on who is speaking to and has it been effective? these addresses to, to these various parliam

lensky again calling for more sanctions. i think it's notable this time what we saw mr. barrel of the start of the meeting. he wasn't announcing new sanctions because every time in the past, since that started the invasion, when there's been a meeting of foreign ministers, he's come out at the start of the meeting and said, today we're going to announce new sanctions. well, that got to the point, i think where the consensus has run out, particularly on energy. they will try and get a 5th round of sanctions. but i don't think it's necessarily gonna satisfy the ukrainians and deal with russian or oil and gas. also does the issue of accountability for what's going on in ukraine. you heard mr. burrell talk about this being a massive war crime. how are they going to deal with that? well, the international criminal court has already started an investigation, but many believe there's a gap in what the international criminal court can do. the crime of aggression is not one that it can investigate and somehow calling for nuremberg style tribunal international tribunal to be set up. that's been a call, mainly from m