The West is losing sensitivity to Russian war crimes - Hodges.
Expert: The West has become indifferent to Russian military crimes in Ukraine
'Unfortunately, it seems that the West, too many people in the West, have become indifferent to Russian war crimes. It is hardly heard in the news that Russians are executing Ukrainian prisoners of war. There are video recordings of this, as well as daily targeted attacks on Ukrainian civilians and civilian infrastructure using precision weaponry. These are war crimes,' said the general in an interview with Radio Liberty.
The general noted that Russian troops continue to commit open crimes against Ukraine, but many people in the West are not showing enough interest in this. The lack of response from international organizations and countries indicates their inaction.
According to the general, it is necessary to provide Ukraine with adequate support to win against Russian aggression, but Western countries have not taken on sufficient defensive support. In addition, they have not expanded the production of military equipment necessary for conducting the war.
The expert also noted that economic sanctions against Russia are not working at full strength, as Russia continues to export oil and gas to China and India. This makes it possible to finance the Russian military campaign against Ukraine.
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