control, they have a lot of work to do to reconstruct what is here before they can in many cases as you rightly point out bring back their families, their partners, their children, and actually try to rebuild their lives after the rebuild their lives after the rebuild their lives after the rebuild their homes. i don t know if you have been able to get any verification where you are but there are reports we have had from the agencies of ukraine missile manufacturing site ot side of kyiv hit by a russian missile, do you have any verification of that? much outside of kyiv. i have noticed that the ukrainians are always extremely cautious about confirming attacks, the location of attacks, so things like this are often really hard to verify and it is only if you can actually get anywhere near the location and see for yourself and again the unprotected, that you can actually try and work out the truth of what has happened here but certainly had the stories of the
south of the city this morning being hit, this particularfactory, again, from russia, ukraine have been very quiet but it was certainly hit with the russia narrative they said they would concentrate their fire on facilities around kyiv if as they say ukraine does not pull back its efforts at the russian border. benjamin duere is an international legal analyst and join us form the hague. there has been a lot of focus on war crimes and any eventual prosecution. what are your assessment of that? the developments in the conflicts are obviously quite concerning from are obviously quite concerning from a legal perspective. what we have seen as an undermining of