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Russia must answer for crimes – Macron sympathizes with Ukrainians

Davies Ngere Ify by Davies Ngere Ify
April 3, 2022
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France President Emmanuel Macron has sympathized with Ukrainians, describing the images from Bucha as “unbearable”.

Macron shared his compassion for Ukrainians and the victims, adding that Russian authorities will have to answer for these crimes.

In a tweet via his Twitter handle on Sunday, Macron said: “The images reaching us from Boutcha, a liberated town near kyiv, are unbearable. In the streets, hundreds of cowardly murdered civilians.

“My compassion for the victims, my solidarity with the Ukrainians. The Russian authorities will have to answer for these crimes.”

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Recall that Images had earlier emerged of Ukrainian civilians lying dead on the streets of Bucha with residents saying the victims were killed by Russian soldiers without any apparent provocation.

Bucha’s mayor, Anatoliy Fedoruk, had said that more than 300 residents had been killed, according to Sky Sports.

The war between Russia and Ukraine started in February this year.

Russian President, Vladimir Putin, had ordered the invasion of Ukraine due to political differences between both nations.

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