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re: PUTINS' WAR CRIMES -Mass killings & GRAVES
Putins' Plan to Split Ukraine Like Korea as Battle Rages For Moscow-Held Regions
Ukraine's head of military intelligence Kyrylo Budanov said despot Vladimir Putin was planning to carve-up his country to "create North and South Korea in Ukraine"
Russia and Ukraine to Return to Negotiating Table - Zelenskiy Seeks Peace ‘Without Delay’
-----Ukraine ready to discuss neutral status
Ukraine: UK Lawyer Appointed to Probe WAR Crime Claims
BBC. 8MAR.
Vladimir Putin wants to split Ukraine in two like North and South Korea, a military official has claimed.
Ukraine 's head of military intelligence Kyrylo Budanov said the despot was planning to "create North and South Korea in Ukraine".
Mr Budanov was referring to the carving-up of Korea into two separate states after World War Two.
He predicted Russian forces will be pushed back with a new phase of military action that he called "Ukrainian guerilla safari".
He said: "In addition, the season of a total Ukrainian guerrilla safari will soon begin.
"Then there will be one relevant scenario left for the Russians, how to survive."
Russia and Ukraine to Return to Negotiating Table - Zelenskiy Seeks Peace
--Talks may start on Tuesday - Russian spokesman
As we've been reporting, face-to-face talks between Ukraine and Russia are expected to take place this week.
Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov has now said it's unlikely they will begin on Monday, but may start on Tuesday.
He said the Russian delegation is leaving for Turkey, which will host the talks, on Monday.
Face-to-face meetings "allow for conducting talks in a more focused, tighter and meaningful way," he said.
"Regrettably, we cannot say there have been any significant achievements or breakthroughs so far," he added.
UK Lawyer Appointed to Probe WAR Crime Claims
The UK's attorney general has appointed a war crimes lawyer to advise Ukraine over the Russian invasion.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has been accused of violating international law, including targeting civilians
Suella Braverman said Sir Howard Morrison would become an independent adviser to Ukraine's chief prosecutor, Iryna Venediktova.
Sir Howard served as a judge on the International Criminal Court in The Hague for more than 12 years.
It comes as Russian forces continue to be accused of violating international law by targeting civilians.
-- Could Putin be prosecuted for war crimes? ,,, Are Russia's attacks war crimes?
Earlier this month, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of committing war crimes after it launched air strikes in Kharkiv that hit an opera house, a concert hall and government offices.
The ICC's chief prosecutor later said evidence was being collected on whether the Russian military had committed war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
But Russia is not a member of the ICC, so any Russian nationals indicted by the court would have to be extradited by the Kremlin.
Asked by MPs in the House of Commons on Thursday about alternative ways of prosecuting war criminals other than the ICC, the attorney general said "all options are on the table", although she insisted the ICC was the UK's preferred option.
"I will always defer and support my counterpart in Ukraine, the prosecutor general, in terms of my efforts to support her in terms of her choice of route for redress," she said.
"But whilst we welcome the focus on accountability, we do believe that the ICC is the right place for those responsible for committing these atrocious crimes in Ukraine to be held accountable for their actions."
Announcing Sir Howard's appointment, Ms Braverman said the UK was committed to "showing that the atrocities we see being committed day after day in Ukraine will not be forgotten".
Ms Venediktova welcomed Sir Howard's help, saying his experience and knowledge of international criminal law "speaks louder than words".
During his time as a judge, Sir Howard oversaw cases such as that of the Serbian war criminal, Radovan Karadzic.
The attorney general's office said Ms Braverman was in regular communication with Ukraine's prosecutor general and they planned to meet in person next month.
On a trip to The Hague last week, Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab accused Mr Putin of responding in "ever more barbaric ways" in Ukraine and offered the ICC financial and technical help for prosecuting alleged war crimes in the country.
Boris Johnson has used similar language, describing the Russian military under Mr Putin's orders of using "barbaric and indiscriminate" tactics.
Russia denies targeting civilians and says it is carrying out a military operation against "neo-Nazis" in Ukraine.
Ukraine poised to unleash deadly new weapon to rain hellfire on Putin's troops and tanks
Russian military leader admits war has failed on live TV as Putin's grip on army unravels
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