The US ambassador to the UN promises in kyiv that Russia will pay for its crimes in Ukraine

MADRID, 8 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The United States ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, has promised after meeting in kyiv on Tuesday with Ukrainian authorities, including the president, Volodimir Zelensky, and victims of the war that the international community will make Russia pay for its actions .

"My message to the Russian forces is simple: we will hold them accountable for their war crimes. Justice will prevail," said Thomas-Greenfield, who has assured that she is returning to the United States "determined to hold Russia accountable."

In this sense, he stressed that in a personal capacity he will continue working not only to combat the food crisis caused by Russia but also so that Ukraine can successfully overcome the coming winter months.

"The United States and its allies will support Ukraine for as long as it takes. Ukraine will never be a victory for Russia. Democracy will win in this country," Thomas-Greenfield concluded his appearance before the media from kyiv.

Earlier, the US ambassador said that during the day she was able to visit victims of the abuses that the Russian troops would have committed, as well as a forensic center in which evidence is examined and collected on these alleged war crimes perpetrated by the forces of the Kremlin.

Thomas-Greenfield's visit comes less than a week after US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan made a surprise trip to kyiv to meet with the country's top leaders and discuss the weapons package that Washington confirmed for the Army. ukrainian