Pinheiro, speaking to a news conference after his Commission of Inquiry released its report on crimes committed by both sides during the fall of Aleppo, said: "We are completely open. Of course the list of perpetrators will be shared."
Asked about the panel's failure to attribute any specific war crime in Aleppo to Russian forces, which use the same aircraft as its Syrian government ally to carry out air strikes, he said: "We will continue to investigate and attribute if and when we can prove it."
Paulo Pinheiro, Chairperson of the Independent Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic (R) waits with co-member Carla del Ponte before a news conference into events in Aleppo at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland.
United Nations investigators will share their list of suspected war criminals in Syria's war with a quasi-prosecutorial UN body being set up in Geneva at the General Assembly's request, panel chairman Paulo Pinheiro said on Wednesday.
