Archbishop of Canterbury says Russian invasion of Ukraine must not succeed
The archbishop visited the city of Bucha which was occupied by Russian forces for several months earlier this year.The archbishop was clearly moved by his trip in Bucha where he paused in contemplation at a spot where 116 bodies were discovered, and he was shown photographs of dead bodies that had been found in the streets after Russian forces left - some with their hands tied.
in March, and where local priests helped people escape under fire.He suggested there could be no peace in Ukraine until Russia "stops lying" about what it is doing, including the massacre of civilians in Bucha."He's got to stop lying. Lavrov and Putin," the archbishop said, referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov."We have to tell the truth however painful. There can be no way forward based on lies.
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