Polish President Andrzej Duda called on the world to hold accountable the perpetrators of the Bucha massacre in Kyiv region.
“Criminals must be called criminals, brought to justice and sentenced. Pictures from # Bucha
Disprove the belief that we have to seek a compromise at any cost. In fact, the defenders of Ukraine need three things above all: weapons, weapons, weapons,” the Polish leader wrote on Twitter.
Criminals must be called criminals, brought to justice and sentenced. Pictures from #Bucha disprove the belief that we have to seek a compromise at any cost. In fact, the Defenders of Ukraine need three things above all: weapons, weapons and more weapons. #StandWithUkraine
— Andrzej Duda (@AndrzejDuda) April 3, 2022
Earlier, after the atrocities of the occupants in the Kiev region, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki urged the member states of the European Union to reconsider immediately the policy towards Russia, to give Ukraine more effective weapons and to strengthen sanctions.
The Prime Minister said that the leadership of the European Union should organize a European Council meeting as soon as possible. There, Poland will initiate a review of Russia's military crimes and the imposition of effective sanctions.
In his speech, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised to "starve the Russian military machine.
The head of the British government said that London sanctioned additional financial support for investigating Russian atrocities in Ukraine and sent special investigators. In his opinion, the mass murders of Ukrainians indicate that Putin is in despair, because his invasion is a failure.
We would like to remind you that on September 1, the mayor of Bucha, Anatoliy Fedoruk, announced in a video statement that the city had been liberated from the russian occupiers. On 1 April, the city administration of Bucha reported that the aggressor had mined the confectionery factory and poisoned the biscuits. They urged the residents not to enter the territory of the facility.