CLEAN : 'War crimes' committed in Ukraine: UN probe

The transcript discusses a UN fact-finding mission investigating war crimes in Ukraine. Initial findings indicate war crimes by both Russian and Ukrainian forces, though the latter is less frequent. The mission faces challenges in accessing occupied areas but plans further investigations. Reports from international organizations support these findings, and the mission aims to continue its work in the coming months.

What has the UN fact-finding mission concluded about the situation in Ukraine?

• The investigation is complete.

• There are no war crimes.

• There are crimes against humanity.

• War crimes have been found.

Which area was specifically mentioned for having executions and ill-treatment?

• Sumi

• Bookshare

• Kiev

• Harkov

What is unique about the UN's findings in Ukraine?

• They found no evidence of any crimes.

• They are the first to conclude war crimes.

• They have not found any war crimes.

• They have completed their investigation.

What challenge is mentioned regarding the investigation in occupied areas?

• Lack of funding

• No response from authorities

• Insufficient evidence

• Weather conditions

What is planned for the upcoming months in terms of the investigation?

• Publishing a final report

• Focusing on other countries

• Concluding the investigation

• Several new visits to Ukraine