Interview with Dominic Raab about sanctions against Russia

The video discusses the international community's response to the situation in Ukraine, focusing on sanctions, humanitarian support, and accountability for war crimes. It highlights the need for financial and technical support for the International Criminal Court (ICC) to fulfill its mandate. Emphasis is placed on preserving evidence of potential war crimes and preparing for future developments as the conflict evolves.

What are the main components of the international community's response to the Ukraine situation?

• Providing financial aid to Russia, addressing humanitarian needs, supporting Ukraine's government

• Sanctioning Ukraine, addressing humanitarian needs, supporting Russia's government

• Providing military aid to Russia, ignoring humanitarian needs, supporting Ukraine's government

• Sanctioning Russia, addressing humanitarian needs, supporting Ukraine's government

What is the role of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Ukraine situation?

• To provide humanitarian aid to Russia

• To negotiate peace between Russia and Ukraine

• To ensure accountability for war crimes

• To provide military support to Ukraine

What kind of support is being provided to the ICC?

• Financial and technical support

• Cultural and educational support

• Military and humanitarian support

• Diplomatic and economic support

Why is there an emphasis on preserving evidence of war crimes?

• To ensure future accountability and justice

• To aid in humanitarian efforts

• To support Russia's military campaign

• To provide evidence for peace negotiations

What is anticipated as the conflict in Ukraine continues?

• A peaceful resolution

• More aggressive actions by Russia

• Withdrawal of international support

• Increased humanitarian aid