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June 6, 2022
Russian President Vladimir Putin should be put on war trial over the invasion of Ukraine and also put on trial in Russia as he pushed Russia into isolation, throwing back its development, President Miloš Zeman said in an interview for the Ukrainian desk of Radio Free Europe (RFE). He said Russia's invasion of Ukraine was "a cold shower" for him and many others who misjudged Moscow, and he argued that Russian President Vladimir Putin should face a "war [crimes] court" and Russian justice over his actions.
A longtime critic of international sanctions to punish Russia's unrecognized annexation of Crimea and its support for armed separatists in eastern Ukraine, Zeman said the intensified war on Ukraine "is truly and ultimately a war against the whole of the West and Western democracy."
The president called the Czech public's response one of "unprecedented solidarity" and he said he was "in complete agreement" with Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala "on a principled approach to Ukraine."
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