'We are not going to forget anything. Neither are we going to forgive the murderer,' the Ukrainian president said in a video address.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is pictured on April 5, 2023, in Warsaw, Poland. Zelensky condemned videos which purportedly depict the beheading of Ukrainian soldiers, allegedly carried out by Moscow-aligned mercenaries from the Wagner Group.on Tuesday, heavily blurred, allegedly shows a Russian fighter using a knife to cut off the head of a Ukrainian soldier.
A voice at the beginning of the footage suggests that the soldier may have been alive at the start of the attack."This is not an accident or episode. This has happened earlier. This has happened in Bucha," Zelensky added in the video address, referring to the Kyiv suburb where Russian forces areZelensky said that"every leader" must react and that"we are not going to forget anything and neither are we going to forgive the murderers.
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