Ukraine's Foreign Minister claims that the evidence of civilian killings in Butchnya is "the tip of the iceberg"
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said today that the evidence of civilian killings in Butchia is only the tip of the iceberg and points to the need for tougher sanctions against Moscow.
Ukrainian authorities said yesterday, Sunday, that they were investigating possible war crimes by Russia after images from Butcha showed civilian bodies lying on the ground, as well as makeshift graves.
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[/P]"The atrocities we saw in Butchnya are only the tip of the iceberg of crimes committed by the Russian army." Kuleba claimed at a joint press conference in Poland with British Foreign Minister Liz Truss.
"Half-measures are no longer enough.I demand more serious sanctions this week, this is the appeal of the victims of rape and executions. If you have doubts about sanctions, go to Bucha first," the Ukrainian diplomatic chief said.
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