Russia submits ‘proof’ of Zelensky’s war crimes at UN; Ukraine scoffs at ‘lies’

Published on May 07, 2022 07:44 pm IST

In a rather turn of events at the United Nations Security Council, Russia has accused Ukraine of war crimes. Submitting evidence backing its claims during the Arria-Formula meeting at the UN, Russia blamed Ukraine of using its own civilians as human shields to block humanitarian corridors. As part of 'proof', Russian diplomats presented interviews with several Ukrainian citizens who admitted that it was the Ukrainian Military that opened fire at cars trying to use the evacuation routes. Russian also accused the West of turning a blind eye to the 'sad truth'. Ukraine however, hit back at Russia and called it out for peddling lies as the West was imposing stricter sanction on it for its invasion of the war-torn nation. Watch this video for more details.

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