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Denmark at UN: There must be accountability for international crimes committed by Russia in this brutal campaign to destroy independent Ukraine. Denmark fully supports efforts by International Criminal Court, Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine, and work to create Special Tribunal for the crime of aggression against Ukraine,...

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We stand for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine. And that means accountability for the crime of aggression against Ukraine. That is why, alongside international partners, we support the establishment of a Special Tribunal.
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We stand for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine. And that means accountability for the crime of aggression against Ukraine. That is why, alongside international partners, we support the establishment of a Special Tribunal.

David Lammy

67,756 views • 1 year ago

We need an international tribunal for the crime of aggression – there should be no impunity, no immunity for this ultimate crime. #Ukraine has a claim to #Russia for all the destruction caused. I expect we will move ahead with using frozen assets in support of Ukraine. #EUCO
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We need an international tribunal for the crime of aggression – there should be no impunity, no immunity for this ultimate crime. #Ukraine has a claim to #Russia for all the destruction caused. I expect we will move ahead with using frozen assets in support of Ukraine. #EUCO

Kaja Kallas

619,641 views • 3 years ago

A Russian victory would rip up the UN Charter and give the green light to a new era of international aggression. So, the UK is proud to provide military support to Ukraine. We do so in line with international law. Ukraine deserves peace, not war. 🇬🇧 Ambassador Barbara Woodward
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A Russian victory would rip up the UN Charter and give the green light to a new era of international aggression. So, the UK is proud to provide military support to Ukraine. We do so in line with international law. Ukraine deserves peace, not war. 🇬🇧 Ambassador Barbara Woodward

UK at the UN 🇬🇧🇺🇳

89,577 views • 3 years ago

"The UN still does not have 'sufficient evidence' to recognize Russia's crimes in Ukraine as genocide." - Erik Møse, Сhair, Commissioners the United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine. So Bucha, Mariupol and other Russian war crimes are not enough? Do all Ukrainians need to be killed so that the UN finally has enough proof of genocide? I'd like to emphasize once again: we don't have a choice between victory and capitulation. We have a choice between winning and extinction. That's why this war is an existential one, and our duty is to win. For the future Ukrainians. And for the people who sacrifices their lives so Ukraine can exist. If there is no Ukraine, no Ukrainian people on these lands, there will be no Ukrainian language, culture and historical memory. This is exactly what our enemies want. They want to destroy our past and future. We will not put down our weapons. We will win. This is the only choice possible for Ukraine. Thankful to those who understands it fully and stands with us. Slava Ukraini!
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"The UN still does not have 'sufficient evidence' to recognize Russia's crimes in Ukraine as genocide." - Erik Møse, Сhair, Commissioners the United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine. So Bucha, Mariupol and other Russian war crimes are not enough? Do all Ukrainians need to be killed so that the UN finally has enough proof of genocide? I'd like to emphasize once again: we don't have a choice between victory and capitulation. We have a choice between winning and extinction. That's why this war is an existential one, and our duty is to win. For the future Ukrainians. And for the people who sacrifices their lives so Ukraine can exist. If there is no Ukraine, no Ukrainian people on these lands, there will be no Ukrainian language, culture and historical memory. This is exactly what our enemies want. They want to destroy our past and future. We will not put down our weapons. We will win. This is the only choice possible for Ukraine. Thankful to those who understands it fully and stands with us. Slava Ukraini!

Anton Gerashchenko

1,228,185 views • 2 years ago

Diplomatic Conference for the Adoption of the Convention Establishing an International Claims Commission for Ukraine – I took part and addressed the participants. Today – and this year – things are being created for Ukraine that should have started a long time ago – at least back in 2014. We hope the Tribunal for Russian aggression will truly begin its work – not just for us, but for everyone who wants peace in Europe. We expect that every mechanism for compensation from the Register of Damage and Claims Commission to the actual payments will start working and receive strong and sufficient international support, so that people can truly feel that any kind of damage caused by the war can be compensated. This war, and Russia’s responsibility for it, must become a clear example – so that others learn not to choose aggression.
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Diplomatic Conference for the Adoption of the Convention Establishing an International Claims Commission for Ukraine – I took part and addressed the participants. Today – and this year – things are being created for Ukraine that should have started a long time ago – at least back in 2014. We hope the Tribunal for Russian aggression will truly begin its work – not just for us, but for everyone who wants peace in Europe. We expect that every mechanism for compensation from the Register of Damage and Claims Commission to the actual payments will start working and receive strong and sufficient international support, so that people can truly feel that any kind of damage caused by the war can be compensated. This war, and Russia’s responsibility for it, must become a clear example – so that others learn not to choose aggression.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

110,679 views • 7 months ago

Today, I addressed representatives of partner countries and international organizations in Ukraine, as well as our diplomats. We have specific intelligence data indicating that Russia not only wants to disrupt the Peace Summit, but also has a specific plan for how to do so, including how to reduce the number of participating countries and how to act in order to thwart peace efforts for even longer. To counter this, we must work together, in unity, to achieve a just peace. We are all equally interested in forcing Russia to make peace and adhere to international law. The world majority can ensure this. The Global Peace Summit in Switzerland provides us with a real opportunity to achieve just peace and restore full force to international law. We are working together to focus the world's power on bringing a just peace to Ukraine.
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Today, I addressed representatives of partner countries and international organizations in Ukraine, as well as our diplomats. We have specific intelligence data indicating that Russia not only wants to disrupt the Peace Summit, but also has a specific plan for how to do so, including how to reduce the number of participating countries and how to act in order to thwart peace efforts for even longer. To counter this, we must work together, in unity, to achieve a just peace. We are all equally interested in forcing Russia to make peace and adhere to international law. The world majority can ensure this. The Global Peace Summit in Switzerland provides us with a real opportunity to achieve just peace and restore full force to international law. We are working together to focus the world's power on bringing a just peace to Ukraine.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

314,248 views • 2 years ago

I was proud to have received the unanimous consent of all Members of Parliament, to adopt the motion below on the day we mark 4 years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine: That the House: a) condemn Russia's ongoing, unjustified, full-scale military invasion of Ukraine; b) call on Russia to cease its hostilities against Ukraine and withdraw to recognized international borders; c) strongly condemn Russia’s deliberate and ongoing attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, depriving civilians of heat, electricity and basic services, particularly during the winter months; d) reaffirm the Government of Canada’s unwavering support for Ukraine, it’s territorial integrity, and independence and sovereignty within internationally recognized borders and territorial waters; e) affirm Canada’s commitment to working toward a just, lasting, and comprehensive peace in the region; f) support the establishment of robust and legally binding security guarantees to Ukraine; g) acknowledge the work of the Government of Canada, provinces, and territories, in assisting those displaced by Russia’s ongoing, unjust, invasion of Ukraine; h) and recognize Canada’s leadership at the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children and call for all possible efforts to be made to ensure the return of all Ukrainian prisoners of war, illegally detained civilians and children forcibly deported to Russia, and to support efforts to bring to justice those responsible for war crimes before the International Criminal Court. My thanks to MPs for their support of my motion. Canada is unwavering in our support for Ukraine. We must stand with the people of Ukraine until they win.
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I was proud to have received the unanimous consent of all Members of Parliament, to adopt the motion below on the day we mark 4 years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine: That the House: a) condemn Russia's ongoing, unjustified, full-scale military invasion of Ukraine; b) call on Russia to cease its hostilities against Ukraine and withdraw to recognized international borders; c) strongly condemn Russia’s deliberate and ongoing attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, depriving civilians of heat, electricity and basic services, particularly during the winter months; d) reaffirm the Government of Canada’s unwavering support for Ukraine, it’s territorial integrity, and independence and sovereignty within internationally recognized borders and territorial waters; e) affirm Canada’s commitment to working toward a just, lasting, and comprehensive peace in the region; f) support the establishment of robust and legally binding security guarantees to Ukraine; g) acknowledge the work of the Government of Canada, provinces, and territories, in assisting those displaced by Russia’s ongoing, unjust, invasion of Ukraine; h) and recognize Canada’s leadership at the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children and call for all possible efforts to be made to ensure the return of all Ukrainian prisoners of war, illegally detained civilians and children forcibly deported to Russia, and to support efforts to bring to justice those responsible for war crimes before the International Criminal Court. My thanks to MPs for their support of my motion. Canada is unwavering in our support for Ukraine. We must stand with the people of Ukraine until they win.

Yvan Baker, MP 🇨🇦🇺🇦

14,317 views • 4 months ago

💬 "Moscow speaks about peace while launching brutal strikes daily on densely populated residential areas in major Ukrainian cities. Russia demonstrates its complete disregard for international peace efforts led by the United States. Russia shows unrelenting will to continue its war of aggression against Ukraine. Let us keep it in perspective: Moscow has not moved one inch away from its genocidal and maximalist war aims. Russia continues to focus on elimination of Ukraine as a state and Ukrainians as a nation. It is now crystal clear that Russia is the major and only obstacle to peace. On the other hand, Ukraine has always been and remains committed to peace. We have taken concrete steps towards peace, unlike Russia, which continues to drag its feet and commit atrocities. Only from the pressure of the world on the Russian Federation, from all collective efforts to strengthen Ukraine, our air defense, our forces – only on this depends when the war will end", Chargée d’Affaires Khrystyna Hayovyshyn at the Security Council “Maintenance of peace and security of Ukraine” 🇺🇳
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💬 "Moscow speaks about peace while launching brutal strikes daily on densely populated residential areas in major Ukrainian cities. Russia demonstrates its complete disregard for international peace efforts led by the United States. Russia shows unrelenting will to continue its war of aggression against Ukraine. Let us keep it in perspective: Moscow has not moved one inch away from its genocidal and maximalist war aims. Russia continues to focus on elimination of Ukraine as a state and Ukrainians as a nation. It is now crystal clear that Russia is the major and only obstacle to peace. On the other hand, Ukraine has always been and remains committed to peace. We have taken concrete steps towards peace, unlike Russia, which continues to drag its feet and commit atrocities. Only from the pressure of the world on the Russian Federation, from all collective efforts to strengthen Ukraine, our air defense, our forces – only on this depends when the war will end", Chargée d’Affaires Khrystyna Hayovyshyn at the Security Council “Maintenance of peace and security of Ukraine” 🇺🇳

MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦

44,942 views • 1 year ago

Latvia strongly supports all efforts for a just and lasting peace in #Ukraine 🇺🇦: “In principle, peace is easy to achieve. Russia needs to stops fighting – then it’s the end of the war. If Ukraine stops fighting, it’s the end of Ukraine.”
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Latvia strongly supports all efforts for a just and lasting peace in #Ukraine 🇺🇦: “In principle, peace is easy to achieve. Russia needs to stops fighting – then it’s the end of the war. If Ukraine stops fighting, it’s the end of Ukraine.”

Baiba Braže

62,793 views • 1 year ago

Historic moment: Ukraine has officially begun accession negotiations with the European Union. We've worked hard to reach this point. Today we held the first intergovernmental conference, and we are committed to fulfilling every requirement to navigate through all chapters of our relations with the EU, culminating in an accession treaty for Ukraine. Secondly, our legal battle continues. New arrest warrants have been issued by the International Criminal Court for Russian war criminals. Shoigu, Gerasimov, your path to The Hague is open. Additionally, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled on Russia's responsibility for all the crimes committed in our Crimea against people and the law. The occupier will be held accountable. Thirdly, we are striving for a just peace for Ukraine and taking steps to fully restore security. Following the Peace Summit, we now have the eighth participant who has signed the joint communiqué. Pressure on Russia to put a fair end to this war is increasing. I thank everyone who believes, fights, helps, and works to achieve these results for Ukraine – in defending our people, strengthening our state, and bringing us closer to peace, a peace that Ukrainians deserve.
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Historic moment: Ukraine has officially begun accession negotiations with the European Union. We've worked hard to reach this point. Today we held the first intergovernmental conference, and we are committed to fulfilling every requirement to navigate through all chapters of our relations with the EU, culminating in an accession treaty for Ukraine. Secondly, our legal battle continues. New arrest warrants have been issued by the International Criminal Court for Russian war criminals. Shoigu, Gerasimov, your path to The Hague is open. Additionally, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled on Russia's responsibility for all the crimes committed in our Crimea against people and the law. The occupier will be held accountable. Thirdly, we are striving for a just peace for Ukraine and taking steps to fully restore security. Following the Peace Summit, we now have the eighth participant who has signed the joint communiqué. Pressure on Russia to put a fair end to this war is increasing. I thank everyone who believes, fights, helps, and works to achieve these results for Ukraine – in defending our people, strengthening our state, and bringing us closer to peace, a peace that Ukrainians deserve.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

751,713 views • 2 years ago

“We need contact with the leader of Russia. Without this, we won't be able to agree on territorial issues” Zelensky stated in an interview with Prague International that he is ready to discuss territorial issues exclusively with the President of Russia. He also proposed to return to Ukraine "physically independent people of mobilization age" - allegedly in this case, the Armed Forces of Ukraine would have it "much easier".
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“We need contact with the leader of Russia. Without this, we won't be able to agree on territorial issues” Zelensky stated in an interview with Prague International that he is ready to discuss territorial issues exclusively with the President of Russia. He also proposed to return to Ukraine "physically independent people of mobilization age" - allegedly in this case, the Armed Forces of Ukraine would have it "much easier".

Sprinter Press

14,092 views • 5 months ago

💬 "Under international law, Ukraine is allowed to strike any legitimate military target on the territory of Russia because Ukraine and Russia are at war. We actually do not understand the attention to this fact because Russia is striking military, civilian, and other targets inside Ukraine, and Ukraine has every right under international law and the UN charter, 51st Article, to strike any legitimate target inside Russia", stated Heorhii Tykhyi.
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💬 "Under international law, Ukraine is allowed to strike any legitimate military target on the territory of Russia because Ukraine and Russia are at war. We actually do not understand the attention to this fact because Russia is striking military, civilian, and other targets inside Ukraine, and Ukraine has every right under international law and the UN charter, 51st Article, to strike any legitimate target inside Russia", stated Heorhii Tykhyi.

MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦

109,333 views • 10 months ago

Ukraine strikes back with precise, targeted attacks, and unlike Russia, we know exactly what we aim to achieve. Peace, of course. We are not waging war for the sake of war, as Russia does. Even Hamas shows deal-making acumen, but not Putin. For now. Together with our partners, we are creating the conditions to compel Russia to peace. And it will happen. We support all global diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving peace in the Middle East, and we strongly expect that just pressure on Russia will bring peace to Ukraine and to our entire region as well. It is important that the leadership of the United States continue to be effective.
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Ukraine strikes back with precise, targeted attacks, and unlike Russia, we know exactly what we aim to achieve. Peace, of course. We are not waging war for the sake of war, as Russia does. Even Hamas shows deal-making acumen, but not Putin. For now. Together with our partners, we are creating the conditions to compel Russia to peace. And it will happen. We support all global diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving peace in the Middle East, and we strongly expect that just pressure on Russia will bring peace to Ukraine and to our entire region as well. It is important that the leadership of the United States continue to be effective.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

700,742 views • 9 months ago

STARMER: At the G7 we pledged our unwavering support to Ukraine. They are increasingly able to push Russia back on the battlefield. There are clear signs that, as Russia loses ground and their economy struggles, the mood in Moscow is turning against Putin’s war. This is the moment to ramp up the pressure on Russian economy with more sanctions, and to provide Ukraine with more military support. We are committed to driving this forward, and this should be the first item on the agenda at the NATO summit in a couple of weeks’ time.
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STARMER: At the G7 we pledged our unwavering support to Ukraine. They are increasingly able to push Russia back on the battlefield. There are clear signs that, as Russia loses ground and their economy struggles, the mood in Moscow is turning against Putin’s war. This is the moment to ramp up the pressure on Russian economy with more sanctions, and to provide Ukraine with more military support. We are committed to driving this forward, and this should be the first item on the agenda at the NATO summit in a couple of weeks’ time.

Kate from Kharkiv

99,364 views • 24 days ago

Today Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi visited Ukraine, marking the first such visit since the establishment of relations between India and independent Ukraine. Our discussions were extensive, including Russia's war against Ukraine and the crucial need for a just peace. We deeply appreciate that the Prime Minister started his visit by honoring the memory of Ukrainian children whose lives were taken by Russian aggression. I am grateful for the humanitarian aid packages India has provided throughout this war. It is significant to us that India remains committed to international law and supports our sovereignty and territorial integrity—core principles. India is also involved in our work on the Peace Formula, having been represented at the Peace Summit and participating in relevant groups. All of this gives us optimism, and it is important that as many global actors as possible clearly express their stance on the fundamental norms of international law and visit Ukraine to demonstrate their support in tangible terms. We also discussed the bilateral agenda with India. Four intergovernmental documents were signed by our representatives. There are also agreements on other areas of cooperation, including continued military technical cooperation.
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Today Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi visited Ukraine, marking the first such visit since the establishment of relations between India and independent Ukraine. Our discussions were extensive, including Russia's war against Ukraine and the crucial need for a just peace. We deeply appreciate that the Prime Minister started his visit by honoring the memory of Ukrainian children whose lives were taken by Russian aggression. I am grateful for the humanitarian aid packages India has provided throughout this war. It is significant to us that India remains committed to international law and supports our sovereignty and territorial integrity—core principles. India is also involved in our work on the Peace Formula, having been represented at the Peace Summit and participating in relevant groups. All of this gives us optimism, and it is important that as many global actors as possible clearly express their stance on the fundamental norms of international law and visit Ukraine to demonstrate their support in tangible terms. We also discussed the bilateral agenda with India. Four intergovernmental documents were signed by our representatives. There are also agreements on other areas of cooperation, including continued military technical cooperation.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

338,864 views • 1 year ago

On her recent visit to Ireland, we asked Diana Buttu, Commissioner of the Palestine Independent Commission for Human Rights what does Ireland and the international community need to do now to ensure a just and lasting peace?
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On her recent visit to Ireland, we asked Diana Buttu, Commissioner of the Palestine Independent Commission for Human Rights what does Ireland and the international community need to do now to ensure a just and lasting peace?

Irish Human Rights & Equality Commission

38,068 views • 6 months ago

Today is the day of many talks and consultations with our partners. Everyone understands who must take steps to end this war. This is Russia's war, Russia's aggression, and it is Russia that must agree to a ceasefire and engage in real diplomacy that can guarantee peace. Ukraine has unequivocal support, and I am grateful to all partners for that. Everyone agrees that Russia's war against Ukraine is a war in Europe and against Europe. That's why Europe's voice must carry weight in the processes. We are planning certain meetings on the continent. Everyone knows for sure that in Russia, all key decisions are made by one person. And that this person fears U.S. sanctions. And that it is just that Ukraine be a participant in the negotiations. So the format of leaders’ meetings is, in particular, a trilateral format. We discussed this in detail yesterday: several bilateral formats and a trilateral one. I’m grateful to President Trump for his openness to seeking truly effective solutions. Here in Ukraine, we are confident that this war can be ended with a lasting peace. But every step must be carefully considered to hit the mark.
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Today is the day of many talks and consultations with our partners. Everyone understands who must take steps to end this war. This is Russia's war, Russia's aggression, and it is Russia that must agree to a ceasefire and engage in real diplomacy that can guarantee peace. Ukraine has unequivocal support, and I am grateful to all partners for that. Everyone agrees that Russia's war against Ukraine is a war in Europe and against Europe. That's why Europe's voice must carry weight in the processes. We are planning certain meetings on the continent. Everyone knows for sure that in Russia, all key decisions are made by one person. And that this person fears U.S. sanctions. And that it is just that Ukraine be a participant in the negotiations. So the format of leaders’ meetings is, in particular, a trilateral format. We discussed this in detail yesterday: several bilateral formats and a trilateral one. I’m grateful to President Trump for his openness to seeking truly effective solutions. Here in Ukraine, we are confident that this war can be ended with a lasting peace. But every step must be carefully considered to hit the mark.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

244,634 views • 11 months ago