Biden Calls for Putin To Be Tried as War Criminal After Massacre at Bucha

Savas Abadsidis April 4, 2022

“You may remember that I got criticized for calling Putin a war criminal,” President Joe Biden said Monday. Biden then said after Bucha we know. “But we have to gather the information. We have to continue to provide Ukraine with the weapons they need to continue the fight and we have to get all the details so this can be an actual — have a war crime trial.”

“Based on what we have seen so far — we have seen atrocities. We have seen war crimes. We have not seen a level of systemic deprivation of life of the Ukrainian people to rise to the level of genocide,” Sullivan said during a White House press briefing. But the images from Bucha, Sullivan said, underscore that “now is not the time for complacency,” stressing the importance of ongoing US support for Ukraine. He said the administration is “working around the clock” to fulfill security assistance requests from Ukraine, detailing the US and allied response so far and hinting at forthcoming “additional military assistance in the coming days.”

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“We expect additional new capabilities to be delivered in the near future. We can’t always advertise what is being delivered out of deference to our allies and partners or for operational sensitivities, but we are moving with speed and efficiency to deliver,” he added. Sullivan also confirmed that the US will issue additional sanctions against Russia this week, saying that the administration is “coordinating with our allies and partners on what the exact parameters of that will be.”

Over the weekend it was revealed that the city of Bucha, Ukraine which was invaded by Russian soldiers and resisted were for the most part all executed. The entire city.