Putin knows about the crimes of his army in Ukraine, so when the war is over, his trial will be quick. This opinion was expressed by the prosecutor of the International Tribunal in the case of Slobodan Milosevic Jeffrey Nice in an interview with Espreso..

According to the expert, after the first war crimes of Russian soldiers in Ukraine, Putin could have stopped their further commission, but deliberately did not. Taking into account the available evidence of the atrocities of the occupiers, the tribunal over the head of the Kremlin should not take much time.

“If there is enough evidence and there is a clear pattern of crimes or the destruction of non-military targets, this is a violation of the code of conduct of war. We see what happened in the early days of the war. Putin knew what was happening and could stop his people. He did what he wanted - he committed crimes against civilians. And this is a clear case where a lawsuit should not be long,” Nice said..

Note that the British lawyer was the lead prosecutor in the trial of former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.. He specializes in human rights, public law and personal injury..

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Earlier it was reported that Ukraine wants to create a special international tribunal for the top leadership of Russia.

The sixth month of full-scale aggression ends. And in society, in addition to the request for victory, another request is becoming more and more tangible - the request for justice.. We do not know when the active phase of hostilities will end, but it is obvious that it is the demand for justice that will accompany Ukrainian society for decades.. How to satisfy him? The answer is in the article by Gunduz Mammadov, an expert on international criminal law, Ph.D..