GENEVA, Feb 28 — A senior US official said today that Russia would be held accountable for its invasion of Ukraine as Kiev and its allies push for a probe into possible war crimes.
“There must be consequences for Russia’s unprovoked war,” US under-secretary for arms control and international security Bonnie Jenkins told the Geneva-based Conference on Disarmament. “The world is watching and we will hold Russia accountable.” — Reuters
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