On Tuesday (11), the leaders of the G7, the group of the world’s richest countries, after discussing the situation in Ukraine, said that Russian President Vladimir Putin would be held responsible for the recent bombings in Ukrainian cities, including the capital Kyiv. with President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Russia is accused of deliberately attacking civilians in Ukraine – Photo: Kremlin handout

“We condemn these attacks in the strongest terms and remind that indiscriminate attacks against innocent civilians are a war crime,” the G7 said in a statement. “We will bring President Putin and those responsible to justice.”

“Signs of Weakness”

The Secretary General of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) said on Tuesday that Russian missile strikes on several cities in Ukraine are a “sign of weakness” as Russian forces are being defeated.

“I believe that what we have seen this Monday is actually a sign of weakness because the reality is that they cannot move forward. Russia is really losing the battlefield,” said Norwegian Jens Stoltenberg.

According to the Secretary General, the Russian troops are “giving up territory because they are unable to stop the advance of the Ukrainian troops.”

*According to the AFP agency.