Mr. Chair, in any conflict, and particularly one involving civilians as directly as this one has, there needs to be a real concern about the possibility of war crimes.
What I can assure the chair is that we are, as we speak, engaging our legal experts with those from other countries to look very closely at this. You're likely aware that Ukraine itself is already calling for a case at the ICJ related to Russia's invocation of genocide as a justification for its actions. We were working very closely already with our Ukrainian colleagues on, for example, the work of PS752. As well, we are working with our legal colleagues from the Netherlands, with whom we have worked on Syria and Myanmar.
That's to say we're absolutely live to this question; it's important. We need to be very certain of [Technical difficulty—Editor] going forward, and of the facts that can be collected on the ground.