Ukrainian official says there are at least 5,600 cases of alleged war crimes

Sky News reported that Iryna Venediktova, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, said there are at least 5,600 cases of alleged war crimes.

500 war crime suspects have been identified by the Ukrainians.

It is a case of aggression. It is military's top, politician's top, propaganda's top agents of Russia's federation who have done everything to start this war and they continue it.

She said that the recent missile attack on a railway station in Kramatorsk which left 50 people dead was a war crime.

The people wanted to be evacuated so they could save their lives. She said that it was women and children who wanted to save their lives.

Russian troops are accused of committing summary executions in towns like Mariupol.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is the main war criminal of the 21st century, according to Venediktova.

She said if the prosecutor for the International Criminal Court decides to prosecute the Russian leaders, they will be responsible for all their crimes.

International leaders, including US President Joe Biden, have called Putin a war criminal.

The United Nations reported on Friday that since the invasion of Ukraine began, 1,766 people have been killed and 2,383 have been injured.

The International Criminal Court launched an investigation into possible war crimes committed by Russia in Ukraine.