Ukraine’s First Lady urges UK to be a “leader” in her country’s bid for justice

The transcript draws parallels between the wartime experiences of Londoners during WWII and Ukrainians today, emphasizing the need for justice and accountability for Russian war crimes. It highlights the current struggles faced by Ukrainians, including missile attacks and systematic violence. The speaker calls for international support to establish a special tribunal to address these crimes, drawing on historical precedents like the Nuremberg Trials. The appeal is directed at the UK, urging it to lead efforts in restoring justice and supporting Ukraine.

What does the speaker mean by 'justice will lead to the end of this war'?

What are the consequences of the war on the daily lives of Ukrainians as described by the speaker?

What role does the speaker believe Britain can play in achieving justice?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the world can unite against aggression?