united nations, given those denials from russia what will that likely lead to in the end? i m from russia what will that likely lead to in the end? lead to in the end? i m not an international lead to in the end? i m not an international prosecutor, - lead to in the end? i m not an international prosecutor, but| lead to in the end? i m not an j international prosecutor, but i lead to in the end? i m not an i international prosecutor, but i do hope we will see some war crime prosecution targeting russian troops who have allowed behaviour to be tolerated and persist during this conflict. this conflict has targeted civilians, it is civilians that are suffering and falling under these rocket attacks in schools and hospitals, against civilian infrastructure. it is not military infrastructure. it is not military infrastructure. and the idea here is to push ukraine into submitting to the russian federation and i think the russian federation and i think the ukrainians have shown great braver
i m not an international prosecutor, but i do hope we will see some war crime prosecution targeting russian troops who have allowed behaviour to be tolerated and persist during this conflict. this conflict has targeted civilians, it is civilians that are suffering and falling under these rocket attacks in schools and hospitals, against civilian infrastructure. it is not military infrastructure. and the idea here is to push ukraine into submitting to the russian federation and i think the ukrainians have shown great bravery and strength in resisting russian attacks and it is up to international community to hold russia to account. will poll in s chief official has been hurt after an will poll in s chief official has
women injured, being carried out of that hospital. according to the ukrainian president, that was purely a civilian target and in the words of president zelenskyy, another act of russian. shannon: leaders there saying they are cataloguing everything they can and getting it to the hagan fight for for war crime prosecution. we heard zelenskyy informing the russian soldiers that they are going to face that if they survive this. i wanted to ask if there s an update on the amazing story you brought up yesterday about the kids, the orphans, the adults who have done everything they can to protect them. the families waiting stateside to adopt those children, anything new? a couple of great pieces of news. immediately after we aired our peace and we featured julia, the 13-year-old i got a message from her adopted mother in
decision si. it appalling and grotesque. what do these images say to you? i think it does fit with a russian modern form of warfare. putin reduced a city to a parking lot in 1999 and the russians reduced aleppo and syria to essentially destroy these very historic cities. so it s not new for the russians to behave in this fashion. with what we re seeing in bucha, these are executions. not just indiscriminate shelling that we had seen previously so help our viewers understand how this could open the ante for war crimes probes. you re hearing stronger rhetoric from officials saying these are war crimes and this needs to be investigated. why is that the case? i think i m not an expert on war crimes but they certainly seem to meet the common sense standard for war crime prosecution and certainly international criminal court
decapitating coptic christians on beaches, do you think they re really worried about the possibility of war crime prosecution? i think there may be a difference between the level of people who are setting those matches and the many, many people who are helping them sell antiquities through the marketplace. so we have to tell those people that maybe all you re doing is transporting a statuette across the border, but you, too, are going to be as liable for crimes against humanity. some of the criticisms that we seem to get reporting, the acts of destruction, the international community pays far more attention to a destruction of an old building than we do to the hundreds of thousands of people who have died in this and we have our priorities wrong. i don t think we re reporting on these to the exclusion of reporting on the death, and they are very important. for example, this temple was a vital source of tourist income to the community, which is now going to be deprived. it is goin