Putin Must Answer for His War Crimes in Ukraine: Gordon Brown

The transcript discusses the international response to President Putin's actions in Ukraine, emphasizing the need for strength and the establishment of an international tribunal. It highlights the refugee crisis, the UK's stance on Russian oligarchs, and the economic impacts of the war. The discussion also covers NATO's position on military intervention and the potential for a no-fly zone. Historical parallels are drawn with World War II tribunals, suggesting that such measures could impact Putin's inner circle.

What concerns does the speaker raise about NATO's position on a no-fly zone?

How does the speaker characterize the courage of the Ukrainian people in the face of conflict?

What historical examples does the speaker reference regarding the impact of tribunals on leadership?

What does the speaker believe is necessary to support the Ukrainian people during the conflict?