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Russia committed over 40,000 crimes in Ukraine since February 24, – Prosecutor General’s Office

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Russia committed over 40,000 crimes in Ukraine since February 24, – Prosecutor General’s Office

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russia has committed 44.1 thousand crimes in Ukraine. Of these, more than 30,000 are military and 14,000 are against national security. It is reported by Telegram Office of the Prosecutor General. Thus, since February 24, 30,097 crimes of aggression and war crimes have been registered. In particular, this include: Read also: Russia must be held accountable for aggression against Ukraine, corresponding resolution to be submitted for consideration by 77th session of the UN General Assembly, – PresidentIn addition, the UCP recorded 14,038 crimes against the national security of Ukraine, namely: As reported before, 624 representatives of the leadership of the Russian Federation – ministers, deputies, military command, heads of law enforcement agencies, warmongers and propagandists – are suspected in the main cases regarding aggression against Ukraine. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Russia, 376 Ukrainian children have died. At the same time, as a result of the actions of the invaders, 733 children were injured. Six months into Russia’s invasion, Ukrainian officials are drawing up plans to make sure Russian President Vladimir Putin and his top military commanders will be tried for launching the war. The plan for a special international tribunal to investigate Russia’s alleged “crime of aggression” is being spearheaded by Andrii Smirnov, deputy head of Ukraine’s presidential administration. Read also: More than 40% of Ukraine’s state budget expenditures are transferred for the needs of the army, – PM The definition of the crime of aggression was adopted in the 2010 Rome Statute, and the similar notion of “crime against peace” was used in trials in Nuremberg and Tokyo after the Second World War. The International Criminal Court, which has been trying the gravest crimes for the past 20 years, is already investigating war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide in Ukraine. But it cannot look into accusations of aggression because neither Ukraine nor Russia have ratified the Rome Statute.
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