The International Criminal Court will probe Russia’s massive missile attack across Ukrainian cities, Karim Khan, Chief Prosecutor for the International Criminal Court announced in an interview with CNN. He added that members of the ICC office were in the bunkers together with Ukrainian children, women, and men on October 10, when Russian forces targeted civilians and critical infrastructure of Ukraine.
"The law is going to ensure that there will be a day of reckoning in Ukraine and in other situations where any bully, any individual with a gun or with a missile, or with a capacity to inflict terror on the most vulnerable of our next generations will realize that the law is there," Khan stressed.
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