Russia will not win, Scholz says on anniversary of Bucha’s liberation 

The chancellor made the statement on Twitter.

The chancellor noted that the atrocities in Bucha, a Kyiv suburb, a year ago showed the whole world what the war waged by Russian leader Vladimir Putin means.

"These images are burned into my memory. These crimes must not go unpunished. That is why we have united around Ukraine. Russia will not win!" Scholz wrote.

• On March 31, the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine published statistics on war crimes in Bucha. During the occupation, Russians would commit over 270 crimes every day. More than 1,400 civilians were killed, including 37 children; and 52 more kids were injured.