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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the Spectators' Daily Politics podcast. I'm

Elizabeth Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup. Clive Myrie took the reigns of the

BBC's Sunday Morning Show today and the send-piece was a pre-recorded interview with the Russian

Ambassador, Andre Kellin. Myrie confronted Kellin with the evidence of war crimes having

been committed in Ukraine, referring to the town of Butcher, and asked for his response

to those charges.

Let's go to the town of Butcher, which has become synonymous around the world with the

crimes that many people point to of the Russian military. Can you explain why civilians

have been shot in cold blood in the streets of Butcher? Is this how Russian troops are

supposed to conduct this war because the evidence suggests that they are committing war

crimes?

If you are really interesting in this issue, then you should understand that after Russian

troops has left Butcher, for three days no one has found anyone, any troops, any bodies

on the streets, and there are a lot of evidence of that. After three days, someone has come

and discovered some bodies. Besides, can you imagine that professional troops as Russian

troops, they will step over the bodies of someone during weeks and just leaving them behind

for what?

For the next provocation, just to be done, when someone is coming, I cannot believe it

frankly speaking. This is very unprofessional.

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