UK to reopen Ukrainian embassy and investigate war crimes

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Saturday the 23rd that the UK Embassy in Kiev would reopen. Ukraine, And help gather evidence of war crimes in the conflict with Russian forces. “The Russia She should be held accountable for her actions, ”he wrote on social media.

In a Twitter post, Johnson said he had spoken with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky to update him on Britain’s next steps in the conflict. “We will provide military assistance, including protected mobile vehicles. We have imposed new sanctions against members of the Russian Armed Forces and will reopen our embassy in Kiev to show our solidarity with the Ukrainian people.

The move follows recent decisions by France and Spain, which have announced they will withdraw their embassies in Kiev after operations closed earlier this year due to the Russian invasion.

Boris, who has been critical of Putin’s actions since the beginning of the conflict and has been active in pointing out the war crimes of Russian forces, was banned from entering the country last week by other British officials, according to the Foreign Ministry. Russia’s foreigners are engaged in a “propaganda” to isolate the country.