John Healey, the British Secretary of Defense, stated in Kiev that Vladimir Putin must be held accountable for war crimes and announced additional military support for Ukraine.

During a recent visit to Kiev, British Secretary of Defense John Healey emphasized Russia's responsibility for war crimes in Ukraine, stating that he would "take Vladimir Putin into custody" for the atrocities committed, including the massacres in Bucha.

His visit was marked by a Russian airstrike, which resulted in the loss of four lives and damage to buildings. Healey announced the United Kingdom's intention to develop and transfer 'Nightfall' type ballistic missiles to Ukraine, capable of striking targets up to 500 kilometers away, including Moscow. He reiterated the UK's commitment to support Ukraine in its fight and to contribute to ensuring peace, emphasizing the need to stop Russian aggression.