CLEAN : Russian siege of Mariupol is 'genocide': Ukraine chief prosecutor

The transcript discusses the complexities of proving genocide, focusing on the situation in Mariupol. It highlights the lack of rules in the actions observed there, contrasting them with traditional war principles. The city is described as being under siege, with restricted access to basic necessities. The discussion also touches on the accountability of war crimes and the role of the ICC in prosecuting such acts.

What is one of the main challenges in proving genocide according to the speaker?

• Political interference

• Lack of evidence

• Public opinion

• Media coverage

How does the speaker differentiate the situation in Mariupol from traditional warfare?

• By highlighting the use of advanced technology

• By discussing the economic impact

• By noting the involvement of multiple countries

• By emphasizing the absence of rules and principles

What term does the speaker use to describe Mariupol?

• A liberated city

• A strategic location

• A hostage city

• A peaceful region

According to the speaker, what is the Russian Federation's role in Mariupol?

• Building infrastructure

• Deliberately depriving the city of necessities

• Facilitating peace talks

• Providing humanitarian aid

Who does the speaker identify as the main war criminal of the 21st century?

• A political leader from the Russian Federation

• A military general from the United States

• A diplomat from the United Nations

• A journalist from Europe