The Russian aluminum company RUSAL, which operates in 20 countries on five continents, including Ukraine, has called for an investigation into alleged war crimes in the Ukrainian city of Bucha.
The chairman of the board of directors of the Russian multinational, Bernard Zonneveld, points out that “the reports from the Ukrainian city of Bucha surprised us. We believe that this crime must be thoroughly investigated. We support an objective and impartial investigation of this crime and call for severe punishment for the perpetrators. No matter how difficult it may seem in the context of the ongoing information war.”
Zonneveld adds that “despite the brutality of the current events in Ukraine, such incidents make this terrible tragedy even more traumatic. We all wish for an early end to this fratricidal conflict, which destroys lives, families and entire cities, and we want those responsible for such crimes to be duly punished.”
Bernard Zonneveld, a Dutch national, calls Bucha’s shocking reports a “crime”. “We call for an early peaceful resolution of this conflict, to preserve priceless human lives and return to normalcy,” he concludes.
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OLEG DERIPASKA, PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA, SANCTIONED BY AUSTRALIA AND THE U.K.
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