On 1 March, during the Bucha Summit commemorating the town’s liberation from Russian troops, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated that Canada is determined to bring those responsible for atrocities in Bucha and throughout Ukraine to justice, UkrInform reported.
“Before the invasion, Bucha was similar to many towns around the world but has become a symbol of tragedy, a horrific war, and we must never forget what happened there. We will continue to fight for justice for the Ukrainian people. It is our responsibility, and Canada will work towards achieving this,” he said.
In addition, the prime minister of Canada emphasized the importance of carrying out a comprehensive investigation into the Bucha atrocities to hold the criminals accountable.
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