'There should be no place on earth where they can hide,' Oksana Markarova said Sunday.
and any troops that committed atrocities in Ukraine will be prosecuted for war crimes, Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S. said Sunday.that"all" Russian troops and leaders involved in committing war crimes will face prosecution in international court.
"We have the criminal cases opened in Ukraine, more than 4000 of individual criminal cases already by the prosecutor general. We have ten more countries that opened their own individual criminal prosecutions, and we are providing all the evidence to them," the ambassador said."All of them will be prosecuted, both military commanders, personnel, people who did it on the ground, the people who ordered it, and ultimately Putin.
When asked by host Margaret Brennan where she would like to see these individuals face trial, Markarova replied"everywhere." "There should be no place on earth where they can hide," she added."We would like them to be tried in Ukraine. And we really hope that after we win and after Ukraine is liberated, that we will have a tribunal. Ukraine and our people are entitled to a full scale tribunal, but anywhere where they can be prosecuted is fine."
Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S. said Sunday that Russian President Vladimir Putin will be prosecuted for war crimes. Above, a woman holds a placard reading"Putin, hands off Ukraine" during a protest at the Russian Embassy in Bucharest on April 3.Putin and his troops have been accused of committing grim war crimes across Ukraine since Russia began its invasion on February 24.
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