he joins us as well as ivan watson from ukraine. this is a story that he and 360 have been reporting on extensively. we start things off with carissa ward and her interview. reporter: john, he was keen to tell us that this is really just the first step in what promises to be a long journey. the arrest warrants that were given out today for president putin and also the russian height commissioner for children, these are just the first two, essentially. there may be more coming. there may be other areas that they will be exploring. there is no shortage of alleged war crimes that have taken place. the prosecutor s office that we hear from the icc have made multiple trips to ukraine, but they were keen really to stress the importance of this historic day. take a look. there are many different war crimes for potential war crimes that we have seen playing out in ukraine, whether it is the bombing of the theater in mariupol where people were sheltering, civilians were sheltering,
libyan mob before he could be brought to justice. before the icc, war crimes were handled by special u.n. tribunals. including the high profile trial of the former yugoslav president for the mass killing of innocent people. i consider this tribunal forced tribunal and indictments forced indictments. it is illegal. reporter: he died in jail before his trial ended. the bosnian served military leader was indicted in 1995 but evaded arrest until 2011. the court found he was guilty of genocide. and in 2017 he began a lifetime prison sentence. sentences you to death by hanging. reporter: but it was of