Together against putin, against his regime. and you know, 2008 when georgia happened, they rolled over, in about 12 days crimea, a month and six days. the entire world has seen these atrocities, these war crimes unfold in realtime on twitter and tiktok and it has brought the world together to move faster, more effectively to help the ukrainian people fight for their people, for their democracy, and for their country. no one in the world except perhaps russian citizens can claim that they don t know what is happening in ukraine, as you said. the world is watching. nancy mace, appreciate your time tonight. thank you. stay safe, anderson. thanks so much. coming up, as i mentioned, more of our exclusive interview here in ukraine with the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court. he tells us why he s not ruling anyone out when it comes to building a potential war crimes case and how to go about that next.
Were captured, think appeared to show many bodies were lying out in the open for weeks. well before the images of bucha surfaced, countries like poland had already started compiling evidence for a war crimes case. before coming to ukraine, we spoke with the polish ministry of justice. putin and his commanders will be hunted the rest of their lives no matter where they are in the world. ukrainians will not be alone. the kids, people who are killed but russians, they seek justice. their families seek justice. the whole world should provide justice to all criminals from russia. since welcoming more than two million team who have fled from ukraine and entered poland, the polish gift has spent countless
Kharkiv down to the coast. you re trying to find and retake land from the russians. what kind of international help does ukraine need right now to try to document, to build this war crimes case, to document these atrocities, so that your people, whether it s in the military or the government or support agencies, can focus on the fight? well, the main problem is bucha it s not the most places. today, we re in the more and more horrible than in bucha. and places which we found and came like the russians retreat. so, we need from the world, from america, heavy weapon. we need heavy weapon, to go through the russians down from all of that. but every day, every minute,
That s something that you get used to. now, in the town of bucha, police and other investigators are walking the streets and collecting evidence and taking notes after hunting of civilian bodies were discovered in the aftermath of russia s pull-back from kyiv. many are calling the atrocities found there war crimes. well beautiful the images of bucha surfaced, countries like poland started compiling evidence for a war crimes case. we asked about trying to hold someone like putin accountable when many view him as untouchable. we don t know what the future brings. but putin and his commanders to the end of their lives will be hunted around the world because this is the law. i hope that we will see it
Evidence for a potential war crimes case against russia. they ve sent video teams and others, investigators, to almost every single site where they believe there was a civilian area that was hit. so no doubt, what we re seeing here in bucha and other cities, these are all going to be collected, these are all going to be evidence that will be collected, put together, and offered as evidence for a possible war crimes case. now, the big question is, it s extremely difficult to try such cases. the russians are obviously going to make some serious arguments saying that these in fact were legitimate military targets because there was either military equipment there or troops or even because ukrainians, there s been so many ukrainian civilians who have taken up arms against russia to protect their country, the russians could make an argument that they were just shooting civilians who are armed. but of course these are things that war crimes investigators