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DAVOS, SWITZERLAND - MAY 23: At the annual World Economic Forum (WEF) in Swiss town of Davos, there is a Russian house full of photographs depicting the war in Ukraine. In previous years, the house was used as a base for the Russian delegation at the event. This year, a group of Ukrainian artists transformed the house into the "Russian War Crimes House" - an exhibition showing alleged war crimes committed by Russian troops in Ukraine. "The exhibition includes photos, video and audio of Russian soldiers calling home" and telling about their actions during war, according to Pinchuk Foundation's posts on Twitter. Among the participants at the opening of the exhibition was the mayor of Bucha, Anatolii Fedoruk, who said that Russia has violated all international rules even those of the war. A Ukrainian doctor, Oksana Kyrsanova, also delivered a speech at the event and told how children were wounded and they carried out medical work in the dark because the electricity was off​​​​​​​. The exhibition at the forum emphasizes that the international community must hold Russia to account for its actions in Ukraine. In his opening remarks, WEF founder Klaus Schwab said: "In Davos, our solidarity is foremost with the people suffering from the atrocities of this war. "We will do whatever we can in Davos to support Ukraine, its people, and its recovery. And the World Economic Forum hopes that – one day - the space for bridge building emerges once again." On Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also virtually addressed participants of World Economic Forum in Davos and called for “maximum sanctions� on Russian oil, banks, and the IT sector and not to trade with Russia. (Footage by Dursun Aydemir/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)