The Kremlin assured this Monday that it will seek to find those responsible for the alleged execution of more than 10 Russian soldiers in Ukraine and that it will do everything possible to bring them to justice.
The Russian Investigative Committee last week opened a criminal case for the execution of at least 11 Russian soldiers captured on the territory of the eastern Luhansk region and who, according to Moscow, were unarmed.
It goes without saying that Russia will look for those who committed this crime on their own. They must be found and punished,” Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a press conference.
The Kremlin spokesman stressed that “Russia will do everything possible within the framework of international mechanisms to draw attention to this crime and bring to justice those who may be involved in it.”
Asked if Russia would request to place the alleged perpetrators on the international wanted list, Peskov replied that such a request would only make sense if there was any “indication of effectiveness or hope of effectiveness.”
Source: Observadora
