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CNN — Russian President Vladimir Putin should face a war crimes inquiry for Moscow’s brutal assault on Mariupol, which left thousands of people dead, countless buildings destroyed and was followed by a widespread campaign of Russification, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a new report analyzing the devastation wrought on the Ukrainian city.
Russian President Vladimir Putin should face a war crimes investigation for Moscow’s brutal assault on the Ukrainian city of Mariupol, which left thousands of people trapped under rubble and was followed by a vast and ongoing campaign of Russification, according to a major investigation.
The number of fatalities in the shelling of the Donetsk market has rise to 28, Russian occupation “authorities” claim.
The bodies of deceased residents of Hola Prystan still lie beneath the houses that were destroyed when the Russians blew up the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP). The Russians have still not retrieved them.
In Mariupol, many of Ukraine's soldiers were killed, and those that survived the slaughter were often taken into brutal Russian captivity.