Lack of response from the Council of Europe, UN over POW abuse : "Criminal"

Lack of response from the Council of Europe, the EU and the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) to the abuse of Russian prisoners of war carried out by the Ukrainian military is criminal, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.

"They are keeping quiet. There is no response to these war crimes and gross violations of international humanitarian law. Their eyes are blurred by Russophobia," Zakharova noted.

She added that in Strasbourg, no one raises the question of excluding Ukraine from the Council of Europe, "although there are plenty of reasons for this." "ODIHR Director Matteo Mecacci takes out all his anger only on Russia. Moral guidelines and political honesty have been lost. What should we talk about with these institutions? Such silence is complicity in the atrocities committed. It is also a crime," the statement reads.
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Shooting at the feet of prisoners and not providing medical assistance:
(https://youtu.be/t3Nmx04dIJ0)
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Ukraine promised to take harsh measures against criminals responsible for torturing Russian soldiers, the chief Russian delegate, presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky said after Russian-Ukrainian talks in Istanbul on Tuesday.

"At this point I can say that we lodged a protest over the video recordings of tortures of Russian soldiers. The Ukrainian side accepted this protest. They promised to take the harshest measures against those who committed these war crimes, if they are the first to catch them," Medinsky said.

"If our forces catch them, you can guess the rest. We made ourselves heard. I would not like to rush things. In an hour or two, or possibly three we will be prepared to say something to you," he added.