Ukraine will try to bring them to justice under both its own and international law.
Ukraine will look for criminals who tortured its citizens , said President Volodymyr Zelensky, who visited the liberated Bucha near Kyiv the day before, at a meeting with journalists of Ukrainian TV channels.
“We have an internal affair with these criminals who tortured our people. We are starting to gather information and will look for these people. There are people who really want to find these criminals. If international law does not help us, Ukrainian law will, ”the president said.
Zelensky also said that Europe would set up a joint commission to bring Russian criminals to justice.
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