The invasion of Ukraine by Russia is terrorism.
On Wednesday, Polish President Andrzej Duda referred to the violence in Ukraine as “terrorism,” stating that those who committed atrocities, as well as those who provided the orders, should be held accountable.
“This is terrorism, not war,” Duda declared at a press conference in Ukraine, where he was meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Baltic leaders.
He’d already visited Bucha, a hamlet outside of Kyiv where the finding of dead people after Russian soldiers withdrew provoked international outcry.
Russian soldiers were accused of committing war crimes, however these claims were denied as fabrications by Russia.
