Russia must be held accountable for its crimes in Bucha and Irpin — Berset
Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset emphasized the need to punish those responsible for Russia’s crimes in Bucha and Irpin.
This is stated in the Secretary General’s post on X.
"Four years after the atrocities in Bucha and Irpin, we remember the victims. These crimes are the result of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. The Council of Europe continues to seek to hold those responsible to account and restore justice," Berset stated.
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