In a context of war crimes trial, it made all the sense.

If a missile is programmed to fall in a maternity full of pregnant women, they are necessary accomplices of a massive assassination. They could be lied about it the first couple of times. After nine full months of terrorism, "we didn't knew the consequences of our actions" is not reasonable

It certainly does. I'm writing this in a cold apartment in Kiev with no electricity and very low cell signal.

How does it not?