Ukraine - #dissident #IlyaPonomarev #Ukraine 'Putin will be gone soon' (8 May 2022?): Exiled Russian dissident Ilya Ponomarev | FRANCE 24 English

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6 April 2022

 

Exiled Russian #dissident #IlyaPonomarev gave an interview to FRANCE 24 from Kyiv. The former Russian lawmaker was the only member of the Douma to vote against the annexation of Crimea back in 2014 and now lives in #Ukraine.

He predicted that "#Putin will be gone soon", arguing that the Russian president has "definitely lost the war" in Ukraine and that "no dictator who has lost a war can stay in power".

Asked about the suspected war crimes in #Bucha that have shocked the world, Ponomarev claimed that the killings were most likely the results of "panic" by retreating Russian forces, rather than being carefully planned. 

 

 

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GENEVA —  UN News Russian attacks on  civilian targets in Ukraine could be a war crime: UN rights office

Ukraine's Defense Ministry published a video showing massive destructions in Borodyanka, a liberated town about 40 km northwest of Kyiv with a pre-war population of 13,000.

"They wanted to do the same with the whole of Ukraine.
But our army fought back," the ministry wrote. pic.twitter.com/ix0jasxXFx

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