Dmytro Kuleba calls on the mission of the International Criminal Court to come to Bucha to gather evidence of Russian war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Concentrated evil has come to our land. Murderers, butchers, rapists and looters, who call themselves an army and who only deserve to die after what they have done.

Zelenskyy

Bucha massacre was deliberate. Russians aim to eliminate as many Ukrainians as they can. We must stop them and kick them out. I demand new devastating G7 sanctions NOW:

-Oil, gas, coal embargo
-Close all ports to Russian vessels and goods
-Disconnect all Russian banks from SWIFT pic.twitter.com/oZkCAETCQp

— Dmytro Kuleba (@DmytroKuleba) April 3, 2022

Hello, world. My name is Daniel. I am not Ukrainian. But Ukraine has been my home for the last 9 years. This is what has happened, and is happening in Irpin, Bucha, and many other occupied cities.

Rape. Genocide. Starvation. Abuse. Don’t turn your back. Listen to their stories. pic.twitter.com/VK73B7Ialj

— Daniel Broomfield 🇺🇦🇬🇧 (@Brooms1989) April 3, 2022

Western officials expressed outrage on Sunday at videos and images emerging from Bucha, a town near Kyiv, Ukraine, that appeared to show civilian bodies scattered on the streets after Russia withdrew its troops from the area in recent days. https://t.co/zwNGZ8bhlR pic.twitter.com/Uusv56MGkt

— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 3, 2022

After Bucha war crimes, and the ongoing terror campaign against Mariupol etc. This is what the West need to do:

Arm Ukraine to the maximum, so that this war can be brought to an end THE FASTEST. Give them the jets, the tanks, the long range anti-aircraft, the weapons to WIN THIS pic.twitter.com/7ckGgXaj46

— Tomi T Ahonen To Be Reinstated Miss World on May 9 (@tomiahonen) April 3, 2022

Hi world. It’s me. My name is Marta, i’m Ukrainian.
This is my photo on the left.
But also this is my photo on the right.
Each of us could be
raped and killed by Russians.
Just because we are Ukrainians.#Bucha #GenocideOfUkrainians #Genocide pic.twitter.com/wUNMlT1c29

— Жмут Березня (@zhmutbereznia) April 3, 2022

These are some of the Associated Press photos from Bucha.

Imagine the fear these people would have felt in their last moments. To be tied up, blindfolded, and understand what was about to happen next.

This isn’t war. This is systematic murder. These are crimes against humanity. pic.twitter.com/6HQEgTpyiK

— Christian Borys (@ItsBorys) April 3, 2022

Bucha was one of the loveliest and richest suburbs of Kyiv. Everyone wanted to live there, among pine trees, next to a gorgeous park. Its location just 20 km from Kyiv was perfect for those working in the capital. Bucha will be rebuilt, but it never be a carefree resort anymore pic.twitter.com/EwguiSqAOZ

— Olga Tokariuk (@olgatokariuk) April 3, 2022

Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba called on the missions of the International Criminal Court and international organizations to arrive in Bucha and other cities and towns of Kyiv region as soon as possible to gather evidence of Russian war crimes and crimes against humanity.

This was announced by the Foreign Minister of Ukraine on Sunday, 3 April, on the air of the British radio Times UK radio.

“I urge the International Criminal Court and international organizations to send their missions to Bucha and other liberated towns and villages of the Kyiv region, in cooperation with Ukrainian law enforcement agencies, to thoroughly collect all evidence of Russian war crimes,” he said.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has already sent a request to the International Criminal Court.

Dmytro Kuleba stressed that this evidence would be used in international and foreign courts to bring to justice those who committed these atrocities.

We are still gathering and looking for bodies, but the number has already gone into the hundreds. Dead bodies lie on the streets. They killed civilians while staying there and when they were leaving these villages and towns. It is impossible to imagine this in the XXI century, but it is happening before our eyes. Russia is worse than ISIS.

If I used to say that I will make every effort to bring the perpetrators to justice, now I am convinced that this is a matter of my life, which I will do until my last breath until they are all held accountable.

Dmytro Kuleba, The Foreign Minister of Ukraine spoke about the mass crimes of the Russian army in Ukraine, including murder, torture, looting, and rape.