Last February, Vladimir Putin announced the invasion of Ukraine by his military troops. To date, thousands of citizens have fled the country. Unsurprisingly, the human and material toll is extremely heavy. In addition to the devastated towns, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) claimed that 977 civilians were killed and 1,594 were injured.
Recently, a completely different piece of information has horrified the UN and the international media. This Sunday, April 3, countless corpses were found in Boutcha after the withdrawal of Russian troops. The shocking images have gone around the world. “Reports emerging from this region and elsewhere raise serious and disturbing questions about possible war crimes and serious breaches of international humanitarian law and serious human rights violations”said Michelle Bachelet, the head of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights of the United Nations via a press release.
In France, the conflict sadly makes the A countless media. Like TF1. During the 1 p.m. news on weekends, Anne-Claire Coudray constantly brings up the subject in front of viewers. This crisis situation never leaves his mind. Amalia’s mother has also made some confidences in the columns of TV Star this Monday, April 4, 2022.
“I myself had a hard time continuing to lead a normal life. These people had, a few weeks ago, the same lives as us, children who wear the same anoraks as ours… To see them walking on the roads by the millions was a shock”, analyzed Gilles Bouleau’s sidekick. In addition, his brother-in-law – who distinguished himself as a cameraman in the trade – left to cover the war in hostile terrain. A difficult situation for all his family. The anxiety is constant. “I surprised myself to have him frankly looking forward to him coming home”, confessed Anne-Claire Coudray not without bitterness.
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