Russian President Vladimir Putin has largely remained inside the Kremlin since he launched his-full scale invasion of Ukraine last year. This weekend, with an ICC warrant for his rest issued, he ventured out.
after one of the war's longest and bloodiest battles, was Russia's first major victory after it failed to seize Kyiv and focused instead on southeastern Ukraine.It is the closest to the front lines Mr Putin has been duringDriving a car, Mr Putin travelled around several districts of the city, making stops and talking to residents.The Organization for Security and Co-operation and Europe said Russia's early bombing of a maternity hospital in Mariupol was a war crime.
In the Nevsky district of Mariupol, a new residential neighbourhood built by the Russian military, Mr Putin visited a family in their home, Russian media reported.
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