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Displacement crime, showing that the entire operation is producing these displacement, and that is something that could be approved. that could be a way -- >> he seemed to think that it would be hard to draw a line from vladimir putin to what you saw, for example, in bucha, because it would be hard to prove that he gave a direct order for the one-off behavior of a group of rogue soldiers. for example, rape. two months later, do you think what he said is still possible or are you skeptical that you can actually hold vladimir putin personally accountable for what we are seeing in ukraine? >> wha...

Establishing what's called linkage evidence, and this is trying to show, or trying to explore how these crimes occurred and why they occurred and who up the chain of command at the military leadership might be linked to those crimes. >> that's the process. and then we have the reality. there's historical precedent for successful prosecution of war crimes. world war ii, milosovici, following the yugoslavia war. but the bad guys got away. you've been involved in prosecutions regarding russia's invasion of crimea and donbas going back a number of years. how likely is it that these crimes are succ...

Headlines, what we've seen recently coming out of ukraine. you're talking about the executions in bucha, the train station attack that we talked about earlier in our broadcast, hospital attack. rebecca, how would you start to lay out a case here? how would that come together? >> so we have an abundance of information that we're seeing literally on the screen right now of what prosecutors would call crime-based evidence. all of the bombings, all of the dead bodies, showing that atrocities have happened. but the challenge for a prosecutor is to link that to an individual perpetrator. that's what...