Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

A year since Russia's full-scale invasion, 65,000 war crimes reported in Ukraine.

Will they ever be prosecuted?

I ask America's Ambassador at large for global Criminal Justice Beth Van Scott.

Then...

China's superstar pianist Lang Lang

tells Biana Golodriga why Disney is his latest passion.

Also ahead.

Veterans aren't inherently vulnerable to radicalization, but there has been a very concerted effort to target

veterans.

Iraq war veteran Chris Goldsmith tells Harry Strynavasan about right-wing extremists trying to ensnare U.S. vets.

And finally, the extraordinary Vermeer exhibit stunning the art world.

We take you on a private tour with the Master of Light. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. More than 36,000 people

have been killed and tens of thousands have been injured by the devastating earthquake that struck

Turkey in Syria exactly a week ago, but miraculously people are still

being pulled alive from the rubble. There's anger though about the pace of

rescue and aid,

already ravaged by the long-running war,

and by Syria's President Bashar al-Assad,

who's accused of limiting humanitarian efforts.

Many of the hardest hit areas in Syria were already devastated by Syrian and Russian bombings.

Of course, Russia has been focusing that firepower on Ukraine for the past year, also striking critical

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