President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a video address on March 5 that the “world is strong enough to punish Russia for the war."
“Step by step, we are moving towards ensuring that the terrorist state is held fully responsible for what has been committed against our state, against our people,” Zelensky said at the United for Justice conference, which was attended by a number of lawyers from Ukraine, Europe and other countries.
He added that all Russians involved in murders and aggression against Ukraine must be punished.
“We will provide the world with enough courage and tools to make this punishment happen. Confidence in this is growing every week,” Zelensky said.
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The news comes on the heels of the U.K.'s surprise easing of Russian oil sanctions, dealing a further blow to London's image as one of Ukraine's most steadfast partners.
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