More Flee As Ukraine Warns Of Stepped-Up Russian Attacks

The video discusses the European Union's support for Ukraine and President Zelensky's openness to diplomacy despite ongoing Russian attacks. It highlights recent war crimes in Ukraine, including a missile attack on a train station and the discovery of civilian bodies in Bucha. The role of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in prosecuting these crimes is examined, emphasizing the need for evidence to charge individuals. The challenges of prosecuting Russian leaders, particularly President Putin, are discussed, focusing on the crime of aggression and the legal limitations imposed by major powers like the US, China, and Russia.

What is President Zelensky's stance on diplomacy with Moscow?

Describe the events that led to the discovery of civilian bodies in Boucha.

What are the allegations against President Putin and the Kremlin?

What challenges does the International Criminal Court face in prosecuting war crimes?

What is the significance of the term 'crime of aggression' in the context of the Ukraine conflict?

How does the political landscape affect the prosecution of war crimes?

What role do political leaders play in the pursuit of justice for war crimes?