The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said in an interview on Thursday that Russia has committed “war crimes” and that civilian attacks “cannot …
The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said in an interview on Thursday that Russia has committed “war crimes” and that civilian attacks “cannot be justified.” In an interview, the BBC’s James Menendez asked Linda Thomas-Greenfield if Russia had committed war crimes, noting that several people were killed in the bombing of a children’s hospital in Mariupol, Ukraine, and that people did not have enough medicine or food in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Kherson. “You know, this is the question that we’re being asked every day, and we’re working with others in the international community to document the crimes that Russia is committing against the Ukrainian people,” Thomas-Greenfield responded. “They constitute war crimes; there are attacks on civilians that cannot be justified by any — in any way whatsoever.” “I still see images of a woman being rolled out of a hospital, pregnant, bleeding, people screaming, children crying.
