The ICPA will assist in the investigation of crimes in Russia by ensuring that Ukraine works with partners to create evidence for future prosecutions.
The United States will give $1 million to the International Center for the Prosecution of Russian Aggression in Ukraine to help investigate war crimes. US State Department Speaker Matthew Miller announced this on Tuesday, November 14.
“As Russia continues to flagrantly violate international law, and as Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine continues to cause great suffering, the United States remains committed to working with Ukraine and the international community to bring to justice those responsible for international crimes committed in Ukraine,” he said. He. Miller.
He noted that the money will be received by the International Center for the Prosecution of Crimes and Aggression against Ukraine (ICPA), created in The Hague under Eurojust with the support of the European Commission.
The ICPA will assist in the investigation of crimes in Russia by ensuring that Ukraine works with partners to create evidence for future prosecutions.
“The United States is proud to stand with Ukraine and our international partners, reaffirming our commitment to upholding the UN Charter and providing justice for the crime of aggression,” said a US State Department spokesperson.
He called on other states to support the ICPA and contribute to international efforts to ensure justice for Ukraine and accountability for Russia’s war of aggression.
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