The EU will make every effort to bring those responsible for crimes against Ukrainians to justice, Gilmour said.
On Sunday, June 19, Kyiv region police chief Andriy Nebitov, and the European Union’s Special Representative for Human Rights, Eamon Gilmore, visited the cities of Bucha and Irpin, which have suffered from to the Russian conquerors. This was reported by the press service of the National Police.
In particular, Gilmore inspected the destroyed Irpensky police department, the Romanovsky bridge and the city’s civilian infrastructure facilities that were damaged during the aggressors ’shelling, as well as the“ mass grave ”in Bucha.
“The whole world is shocked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the brutality of these crimes, and the European Union supports Ukraine. We will make every effort to bring those responsible for these crimes to justice. Ukraine is part of the European family. Ukraine belongs to the European Union, “said the guest.
According to the press service, Eamon Gilmour’s visit will take several days. The EU Special Representative for Human Rights arrived in Ukraine to personally recognize the consequences of human rights violations and crimes committed by the military of the Russian Federation.
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Source: korrespondent
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