Will a film of Ukrainians shooting Russians lead to Russian war crimes?

[skip fox]

It's very likely this film was staged by Russians as part of their disinformation campaign.

But, real film or not, will Putin use this to justify the use of chemical or biological weapons?

A fake film, in fact, might be part of the overall strategy "giving Russia the right," according to Putin, to use chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons.

If the film is real, the same applies. Putin might capitalize on it and use it for justification to commit further war atrocities.

I find it strange no one is mentioning this.

What do you think?

[niyad]

1. That it might be a russian fake was my first thought.

[doc03]

2. Say What? May lead to war crimes! You mean more war crimes. That is like when Biden

said Pootin has to go and people start wringing their hands saying he can't say that it may hurt Pootin's
feelings.

[skip fox]

3. "further" means more.

Read the post. Geez.

The subject line is not made for nuance. You're right factually about the subject line, of course, but wrong about the post and childish in temperament.

[Nictuku]

4. Is the film the one where they were shooting them in the legs?

I saw that video here, the poster said there was no identification visable to see who was shooting who, but I think it is assumed it was Ukrainians shooting captured Russians in the legs after they got out of the back of a pickup truck.

[skip fox]

5. Most venues won't show it.

Is it a harbinger of Russian chemical, biological, or nuclear attacks?