Boris Johnson promised to “exhaust Putin’s military car”, the European Union will discuss new sanctions. How the world reacted to the killings of the inhabitants of Buchi

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised to do "everything in his power to exhaust Putin's military car." On his Twitter, he reacted to shots from Buchi and Irpen. “This is another proof that Putin and his army are committed by war crimes in Ukraine.”

Johnson promised to strengthen sanctions against Russia, military support and a package of humanitarian aid in Ukraine to help those in need. “We will not calm down until justice will triumph,” Johnson said.

France President Emmanuel Macron said that sanctions against Russia due to murders of civilians in Buch should be tightened, writers writes. “There are very clear evidence indicating war crimes. More or less established that the Russian army is responsible. ” According to him, new sanctions should be directed against coal and oil. Earlier, Macron stated that the Russian authorities would have to answer for war crimes in the Kyiv region. “It is unbearable to look at the photos from Buchi, the liberated city near Kyiv. Hundreds of cowardly killed civilians on the streets. My condolences to the victims, I express solidarity to Ukrainians. The Russian authorities will have to answer for these crimes, ”he wrote on Twitter.

The European Union will discuss new sanctions against Russia on Wednesday, the Financial Times learned about these plans. The discussion will be held against the background of the publication of brutal murders in the Kyiv region. The EU is going to expand individual sanctions, prohibit the use of vessels under Russian flags in the ports of the European Union, introduce additional export restrictions and an embargo for energy supply, including oil and gas.

The first stripes of the Western press are devoted to atrocities in the Kyiv region for the second day. Many of them call the incident genocide.