in nuremberg, the closest analogue that we can talk about is the normer tribunal over nazi criminalstook place after the victory in the second world war and it is obvious that one of the options that can be considered is an important victory over russia when the highest leadership appears before an international tribunal, but the nuremberg trial that took place in 1945-46 was of the victorious countries over the capitulating countries, it was the first example in the history of mankind when such a process took place in civilized, legally established form, experts say the second general knowledge, when a separate tribunal was created due to the fact of aggression, there was a conflict in his former slavia, so it was a rather difficult situation, and i will remind you that this court worked for 29 years and during this time, a little more than 90 people were brought to justice there, that is, so that we understand the scale and resourcefulness of such a process, i will remind you that milosevic, who felt so unpunished , he died sitting while waiting for the verdict of the same tribunal

, that is, such make the tribunal completely in absentia.t it will look a bit similar, but even if it is possible to create it, it does not mean that it is easy to do, because there are many reasons why some countries can resist, completely unrelated to our war, so... well, after all, the tribunal for russia is more likely such a goal in the future, and the situation with mr-17 - it was technically, well, no, i can’t say, it’s simple, but it’s relatively, it’s relatively simple . e technical creation still allow one question ot two days ago literally the general assembly of the united nations adopted a resolution in which it called on russia to be held accountable for its invasion of ukraine, including the payment of reparations. please tell me what this means in practice and how you generally assess the prospect of receiving reparations from russia, again, this is a completely political issue from the point of view of eh technical eh this is absolutely eh the right way to solve genosambry one special very important but obviously not enough

to kyiv of the federal minister of justice of germany, marko buschmann, another way to create a tribunalauspices of the united nations ukraine is working to ensure that the clause about this is included in the resolution of gen and the oun and is put to a vote oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union of of human rights is now in touch with us , mr. oleksandr. congratulations , ukraine is being reported, and not only to the fact that the international court of justice is currently being created in gaza, and we need to explain to our viewers that at this moment, before it will be created, there is no court in the world that would try putin, when will this international court be created, and now such stars are working directly on its creation, we can directly say that philip sens, who developed and prescribed the working procedure of the international criminal court, is antoine grapon, who is the head of the french institute rights please tell me when such stars are involved, can't the process be faster, isn't it still only in a year that this international

the chicago tribune news stories may seem like a moderate. mccormick's reporters did not refer to the proposal but instead to the president's dictator bill or the administration dictatorship bill which is in the news story. in his editorial mccormick said the property would be a bill to destroy the republican. despite these warnings, u.s. congress did pass by a lopsided margin and did aid britain and the soviet union to enter the war in december of 1941. after the us entered the war, some isolationists including hearst started to tone down their rhetoric, no longer anti-roosevelt but that was not true for the hearst patterson mccormick cousins. they still believed and maintained in their editorials that roosevelt lied and tricked the country into war as part of a long-term campaign to become an american dictator. the daily news for example repeatedly predicted that roosevelt was going to cancel elections or rig elections, 1942 election, 1944 election, really made them crazy, if roosevelt won 1/4 term, then the daily news speculated it is a ci

from hok tribunals for it happens when a-a countries agree among themselves.me court to which authority is transferred er-e because they consider it objective , this is a tribunal in parland and so on a-a we are a faster mechanism indeed , the strange winners will come to an agreement and create a-a special judicial body in this, there are minuses, and the minuses are, first of all, that it is expensive , it is long, and the biggest minus is that this tribunal creates the countries of the winner . and , accordingly, future historians have it as it is now historians have claims against the new york tribunal. and which would somehow be on the whole, there may still be claims if everything is done taking into account the experience of the 20s of the beginning of the 21st century, such claims will be more likely today, and this is a simpler, faster mechanism, but fast again does not mean that it 's two or three hours because that's how we just watched the news release with you, the number of criminals and those committed is incredible, and it is necessary to consi

to be not only, you know, to create a tribunal for the sake of a tribunal or to create a tribunal forf convicting russian war criminals and so on , all the issues of ukrainian society will be satisfied in in this situation, 10,100 people from the russian federation will be condemned. well, let's say 1,000 people from the russian federation. well, just like it was after the second world war, but the lion's share of the representatives of nazi and fascist germany continued to work, remained in germany and even held certain official positions and so on. in the nurem process, society's requests for justice were satisfied, in my deep conviction, probably not because the request for justice was satisfied precisely by the collapse of hitler's germany with the prices of restag were satisfied and, as they said, satisfied with the developed, satisfied. well, this phrase may not be the same today , it sounds like it sounded in those days. but if we apply it to today, will we be satisfied only with the trials of putin's military generals there and putin's supporters there, of course not we rememb

does this mean that a separate tribunal created for aggression against ukraine will also only be long that putin will not live to the verdict, the fact of aggression is, in principle, quite easy to prove, because all these statements were made live, they were all uh, well, that is, the orders were given almost live, so here we don’t need to spend years or tens of years in order to attract to responsibility and the main question that interests millions of us is to do something today before the war is over and how exactly it is possible to get putin out of the bunker and bring him personally and not in absentia to justice is a good result of the work to the end of the war would be to obtain an international warrant for the arrest of the highest officials of the russian federation, because this would be the next political and legal step of pressure on them, respectively . persons and at least this would limit the possibility of travel for these persons bringing russia to justice, even if it does not happen, will generally have two main practical goals: punishing the top of the kremlin an

to be not only, you know , create a tribunal for the sake of a tribunal or create a tribunal for theussian war criminals and so on , all the issues of ukrainian society will be satisfied in this situation

we're looking at the chicago tribune because it's been digitized. but there's this whole range of isolationist newspapers out there anti-new deal newspapers out there that you've had to go through all of this microfilm. to to to find the stories and i started thinking about well if you if you start from those sources. from the actual news articles and editorials that were published that were so anti roosevelt if you go into the archives of the editors and reporters and look at their private conversations about how they viewed roosevelt and his policies then how does that change our opinion of why roosevelt, you know failed in some of his policies, you know, why didn't he try harder to bring in more refugees? why didn't he fight harder to confront hill or earlier? you know, why didn't he fight harder when he got pushed back on the quarantine speech, you know, and so so it was really sort of a historian's motive. i guess where i started to say. i'm not sure that we totally understand the story because we haven't been looking at the right sources. and

well, in fact , they have all the procedural rights and in the nuremberg tribunal, by the way, therein the political will in order to quickly consider these cases, that is, we already have examples when literally there in a few weeks and we already have a verdict, that is, if you really want to, you can consider all the petitions, reject all of them and make a decision on appeal. indeed, they have the right both within the borders of ukraine and in the military tribunal, but if we talk about the international military tribunal, there is already an appeal - this is the final instance that has already finally passed the verdict. well, we just don't have to wait for that . we have absolutely all the tools. thank god we are guided by our state and management. it has all been preserved. it is necessary to send the cases to the court with planning conclusions to consider them quickly. nothing prevents us from doing so. yaroslav grishin was with us. thank you for joining us this night for the only news. thank you, let's move on. ukraine will participate. it is these top 20 in online format

the president's office is optimistic about this initiative and they call it preparation for the tribunalst the kremlin dictator vladimir putin and his accomplices in connection with the studio tetiana kozachenko public figure lawyer head of the public lustration committee tetiana congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes congratulations to all tetiana wanted to ask you about the realities of the implementation of the mechanisms , so to speak blocking of high-ranking russian officials as representatives of the aggressor state responsible for specific crimes . in particular, we are talking about representatives of the russian authorities who were not brought in handcuffs or in a cage to this or that court, well, it is useless to hope that the case will end, so to speak . it was necessary to introduce updated european legislation, in particular, it is about clarifying that those who help circumvent sanctions against russia should also be held accountable. and to what extent should there still be it is uncomfortable when they are already in their own prison, they are now fenced of

, or how were the tribunals in the former yugoslavia and other tribunals that were created separatelyolution itself is interesting, for example, the same scholz, and also recently, the co-chairman of the social democratic party of germany, las-klingheil, gave a speech in berlin with such a program, and it was also recognized there that the previous policy was very wrong towards moscow, berlin towards moscow, at the same time we hear that, for example, the same angela merkel continues to insist that this policy was correct, but the former leaders from the dpg, i don't remember his name, he recently er, again he is constantly distinguished by this, that he once again said that this is all er, the usa has resolved the conflict in ukraine, the fountain is broken, how popular are these voices, do the majority of germans still support this evolution in german politics? well, but the fountain is simply a completely separate person, he left the dpn many years ago and founded his party of the left, which is such a very radical left, and many of the people from this party are very close to the

he finds there he is directly responsible for the kherson direction because our initiative is a tribunal for putin and works on a regional basis when individual people work on individual regions and there are already facts of torture of people, and that is, places where such people were received of course, this is the most e-e working. well, there is e-e violation when people were illegally detained, they were e-e carded some of them and we will no longer see you and of course it will be a long process because after the deoccupation of such places more more will be revealed and probably kherson, which was under occupation for quite a long time, will show us another side that was not shown to us. probably like it or not raisin and it will be quite painful and unpleasantly blatant for all of us, but we expect that quite a lot will still be revealed there, you are your union has been documenting russian crimes , as far as i know, since 2014, that is, it covers the period of the anti-terrorist operation, later the operation in the area of ​​the joint forces, and now on february 24, the event

one of them was robert mccormick with the chicago tribune.he tribune was america's best-selling full-sized non- tabloid newspaper but sold almost 1 million copies every day and more on sundays. then the other cousin i looked at is joseph patterson pretty on the new york daily news which was a tabloid america's first tablet started in 1919. and it was the best-selling paper in the united states,mo indeed the world. daily copies more than three million on sundays in fact right before and during world war two the new york daily news counted the most readers of any newspaper in american history than her sense. and then the third cousin that i look at the fourth prosperian or baroness was sissy patterson. she was joe's sister robert's cousin. she enjoyed the distinction of being the first woman publisher of a major metropolitan daily in the us in the 20th century. and her paper was the washington times herald which probably you don't remember but it was the best-selling selling newspaper in washington dc. and perhaps her greatest importance was th

to be not only you know to create a tribunal or to create a tribunal for the purpose of convicting war criminals and so on the question of what society ukraine will be satisfied in this situation, well, they will condemn 10,100 people from the russian federation . well, as it was after the second world war, but the lion's share of representatives of nazi and fascist germany continued to work , remained in germany and even occupied certain positions and so on, the corresponding posts, whether the demands of society for justice were satisfied in the nurem process, in my deep conviction , probably not because the demand for justice was satisfied precisely by the collapse of hitler's germany with the shadows of restag were satisfied and as they said satisfied with developed satisfied well this phrase maybe today it doesn't sound like it sounded like it did in those days but if we apply it to today, will we be satisfied only with the trials of putin's military generals and putin's supporters there, no, of course we remember the historical facts when germans could not find employment on the

that is, to the point that in in principle, not everything is concentrated on this tribunal and it issible to act in parallel, no one will wait for the moment until or when this tribunal is created, but what i heard now and what i want to share with you what is emerging right now, you know, this is the priority option and it is no longer at the level of expert conversations or lawyers and just a very substantive concrete discussion of ukraine with its allies and the united states with its allies well, and the second direction of ukrainian diplomacy if you and brussels were just talking about this, it is just really ah and ukraine is making a lot of efforts to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism . the united states is not yet ready for such a step. the nato parliamentary assembly passed a resolution calling on member states to recognize the russian regime as a terrorist, but you know what is important. i looked at this document. in the same document, there is also calls for the creation of a special international tribunal to investigate crimes related to russian aggression

and i am convinced that this tribunal will still be and we will bring and bring to justice the highest leadership of those who gave and those who carried out what are the orders, we have a moment at the end about the shelling of russia on our territories, all these crimes will be fixed and added and applied in this tribunal without any doubt. in the territory of ukraine, special joint investigative commissions with representatives of the international criminal court and representatives of virtually all european law enforcement agencies are working, which carefully record all crimes, so a crime similar to mh117 will not be left unpunished. all kinds of terrible crimes exactly by analogy with yesterday's decision shines for life at least knitting thank you thank you very much mr. fedor fedirvenislavsk people's deputy of ukraine member of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on national security and defense and intelligence was on the live air of the information marathon, the only news , the team of the tv channel worked for you for six hours, we are ukraine, we wish everyone a

e these tribunals the bryansk tribunal is such an open trial.ntage was that it was completely different and open, this is a very clear, very consistent position of the soviet union regarding punishment and not just punishment for war crimes, but an assessment and position regarding a new type of biological bacteriological weapon, which was banned in the twentieth year . japan signed this convention, but nevertheless prepared to use it here as well. uh, the soviet union organized the khabarovsk trials. he stated very clearly that we are against it. we are talking about it. or do we want it to be distributed today for the first time, especially for ntv viewers ? why is it all the same out of delicacy, and now they began to pull out yuri efimenko, the son of a direct participant in the khabarovsk process, his father, an officer of the red army, a participant in the manchu operation, a holder of the order of the patriotic war. although the khabarovsk trial is 49 years old. she knows what's interesting. why me is me deep interested, because in childh

the "chicago tribune" new stories made her sound like a moderate.ccormick's reporters did not refer to the land lease proposal that the president dictator bill or the demonstrations dictatorship bill in the news story. in his editorial mccormick said thehe proper name would be a bil to destroy the republic. so despite the isolationist warning congress did pass the land lease by a lopsided margin and then of course did a britain and the soviet union and entered the o war in december of 1941. after the u.s. entered the war some isolationist including hearst started to hone in on the rhetoric. that was not true for the patterson mccormick company. they believe in maintaining in their editorials that roosevelt had and trick the country into war as part of a long-term campaign to become an american dictator. the daily news repeatedly predicted that roosevelt was going to cancel elections. in 1942 elections of 1944 election. roosevelt's bid forbu a fourth term made them. if roosevelt 104 turned the daily news speculated to 115 are men b so on until he die

, a special tribunal for the crime of war of aggression. well, we are fighting to make an additional tribunal, and that is, i absolutely think that it does nothing for people who are now in such a terrible situation, therefore, from my point of view, the most important thing now is the supply of effective weapons. that's how we call this regime. i also secondarily need it now. i always say that. i say that before the war , i am still in the chamber of this 3 to supply weapons to the ukrainian country , and what's more, not only against rockets, but also, for example, tanking the oparda and so on. далее это полициает меняет моей партия желеные, but unfortunately, eh , in principle, now the supplies have increased. well, yes, the tanks will not arrive in any way. another very important question of sergey. excuse me. also, about me, this is a person of interest. it's scary, but i don't remember what they say. 49 or 59 people who are against the resolution, they have some kind of argument. well, what do they say? ukrainians want to conquer russ

why do we need a special tribunal at all?y is it so difficult to bring the president of the country to justice in the end when we will see the first hearing of putin's case, answers to all these questions were sought by olena chernyakov, aviodars for civil infrastructure, rape, torture, murder of civilians, kidnapping of ukrainians, all this is a violation of international humanitarian law with the category of war crimes, for this the russians must be punished, that is, soldiers, they are guilty of a crime and there are ukrainian courts for them, there is an international criminal court in haysyn, but the icc has our affairs, he has been investigating them on his own initiative and of his own free will since the beginning of the war, and more than 60,000 war crimes have already been recorded in ukraine, and they are documented as ukrainian organizations and prosecutors of the international criminal court, and today there is an nsc. there are reasons why ukraine cannot transfer all cases only to the international court. the re

how much faster will a special international tribunal be able to bring to justice and prove the guilthip and military leadership thanks to the russian federation. well , first of all, let's deal with samunia, because there are quite a few courts in the hague, and accordingly, the garsky court, the igarsky tribunal, is there are several different courts and tribunals, and there are several international courts of the united nations across the street from the international court, and there is also an international criminal court, and there is also, accordingly, the hague court, which was examined by the dutch court , according to the nationality, these are three different courts, three different buildings, and, accordingly, a completely different team and there are tapes of the international tribunal in the last 60-80 years. at

this is the creation of an international tribunal through the un.ell, bedvangak just explained how it could be. it was an interesting moment. she said that it could be a bilateral agreement between ukraine and organization of the united nations, she understands in the states that the salon won't approve it, so it can be approved through the general assembly , and she even explained that i already have huge support for this idea from certain european countries, such as the baltic countries. well, there are european countries, they are they didn't name it, we can imagine who it is, which ones are not yet ready, which ones are still inhibiting this idea , but the mechanism has already been decided dima, i'm sorry, i didn't fully understand the mechanism, but since you communicated directly with well, not the author, but as a person who understands this, that is, uh, well , an agreement. okay, ukraine is negotiating with the un that this tribunal is needed. i just why. i want to understand the details because we spoke with ukrainian experts, lawyers, an

, a special tribunal for the crime of war of aggression. what is impossible now at the tribunal, whichready gaga, uh, at this point, this is the goal. here we are fighting to make additional tribunals, and that is, the situation, this does not give anything, therefore, from my point of view, the most important thing now is the supply weapons are effective. and already there. how do we call this regime? i also need it secondarily now. i always say this. i say that before the war , i was back in january of this year, so that the ukrainian country would be supplied with weapons, and what's more, not only against rockets, but also for example, tankyls and guys and so on, the police change the position of my party, the green ones , but unfortunately, in principle, now the supplies have increased. well, yes, tanks will not arrive in any way. another very important question of sergey. excuse me, another very important question is my personality i don't remember what these 49 or 59 people who are against the resolution are saying. they have some kind of argument. well, what are they saying? uk

in june we launched the groundbreaking small claims tribunal established by the claims act. as of today, 100 50 claims have been filed and the copyright claims board is moving efficiently to process them. it is still too early to know how heavy the caseload will turn out to be. meanwhile we are actively reaching out to the public with information about the existence of operations in this new tribunal. the office has been busy responding to congressional inquiries. we have completed studies on press publisher's rights, on the state sovereign immunity and deferred examination and we are now working on a request related to the best additional requirement for copyright deposits in the ip issues related to in fts and collaboration with the trademark losses. two other ongoing -- for protecting copyright online. we have engaged in extensive rulemaking. in addition to those setting up, as of early 2021, the office had issued all the regulations needed to implement the music modernization act. we continue to act as an oversight function directed by congress while conducting numerous

in addition to the international criminal court, and we are doing everything to create such a tribunalday, the address of the first lady of ukraine to the parliament and people of great britain was dedicated to this task. elena is currently visiting the united kingdom, and on behalf of all ukrainian men and women who suffered from russian aggression, she called on great britain to become a leader in global efforts to establish a special tribunal for the crime of russian aggression against ukraine and to restore justice, nothing will not hide from the beam of their radars, neither the planes, as if from the pilots, nor the missiles of the attackers in ukraine celebrate the day of the radio engineering troops. these fighters are the eyes of the air force, because they monitor the activity in our skies . in seven months of full-scale war, more than 240,000 enemy air targets were detected, about 80% are destroyed by our firepower, said the commander-in-chief of the armed forces valery zaluzhny. and this is hundreds of saved lives and preserved infrastructure will train our defenders , ukra

well, his quote: the russian war of aggression must be considered by a special tribunal, and its creationle from a legal point of view. we will create and judge the prime minister of great britain . g20 on the indonesian island of bali he said this before leaving for indonesia, according to the head of the british government, together with his g20 partners, he intends to speak loudly about contempt kremlin to international cooperation and disrespect of the russian leadership to such gatherings as, for example, the summit of the g20 itself. in addition to this , the nac emphasized that this meeting will be completely different from all previous ones. i will remind you that the g20 will be held on november 15 and 16 on the indonesian island of bali putin will not be there, instead of him, minister of foreign affairs sergey lavrov will be there. well, he has already arrived. i mean lavrov, he has already arrived there. ukraine must decide for itself when and what to talk about and if we will talk with the leadership of russia, said the secretary of state of the united states of america, anth

another important issue here is the creation of an international tribunal for the purpose of bringing russia to of responsibility for all these war crimes that they commit on the territory of our state, it is absolutely true , we have seen not such a first step towards the decision of the un general assembly on reparations, according to which the majority of the countries of the world recognize that the russian federation has violated on international e-e all inter- all possible international principles and agreements by attacking ukraine e on a large scale and what it has to pay for it now, the next step is absolutely correct is the following resolution in which , accordingly, is initiated by the ukrainian side the creation of an international special military tribunal. this is an extremely important story because we now see that criminal proceedings are already underway in international criminal courts, but they are going after specific perpetrators of the case in order to now bring to justice the senior leadership of the russian federation, including putin . it is this specialized

mykhailo mentioned about international tribunals is for the tribunal that will actually be created.doubt about it. such things will be important elements that this tribunal will refer to in justifying its legal positions , and this is also very important. although it will be implemented a little later, mr. batenko has a question for you, mr. volodymyr. well, i don’t know if you agree with this opinion. regarding this situation that allowed president putin to carry out this military aggression, well, europe is probably also partly involved in the fact that she professed the position of the politician ms. merkel, panzerkosia there, austria and other countries, after all, mykhailovych quoted the lie of johnson, who actually said in the same interview that among those countries that did not believe what they believed they didn't believe in victory, but she said, well, it's better to let it be as it is, and it's even better if ukraine loses, germany was and is now the current germany, putin is dealing with elected democracies himself, not being an elected democracy for a long time as pre

, this will be a precedent in history in order for the tribunal to become legitimate, it is necessary to gain the support of the world and 15 countries wanted their consent. well, of course, we understand that first of all we are supported by those countries that are really close to us in spirit and those that understand what the aggression of the russian federation is and who will be next is the decision of the parliament in lithuania, estonia there are also resolutions of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, the european parliament of the osce, and the parliamentary assembly of nato. before the end of the war, we expect that he will consider the cases of the highest political leadership of the russian federation, it will not be hundreds of thousands of suspects, and then it will be a rather limited circle of people who made a direct decision to invade the territory of ukraine starting in 2014, and most likely cases will take place in absentia, physical access to putin and his posipak can obviously appear only after the change of the political regime in russia, at the

in june, we launched the groundbreaking small claims tribunal established by the case act. as of today, nearly 150 claims have been filed. the copyright claims board is moving efficiently to process them. it is too early to know how heavy the caseload will turn out to be. meanwhile, we are actively reaching out to the public with information about the existence and operations of this new tribunal. at the same time, the office has been busy responding to congressional inquiries. they've completed studies on press publishers rights, on state sovereign immunity, and on deferred examination. we are now working on requests related to the best addition requirement for copyright deposits and the ip issues related to nfts and collaboration with the trademark office. two other ongoing projects relate to technical measures for identifying or protecting copyrighted works online. we've also engaged in extensive rulemaking. in addition to those setting up the ccp, as of early 2021, the office had issued all the regulations needed to implement that music modernization act. we continue to

in ukrainian courts, at the icc and in the tribunal.- the icc and in the tribunal.unal. he also spoke to me about the _ the icc and in the tribunal. he also spoke to me about the situation i the icc and in the tribunal. he also spoke to me about the situation in| spoke to me about the situation in kherson. we are seeing ukrainians advance and take more territory and he said even there, his investigators are finding more evidence of massacres and rate against women and children. titer? against women and children. very tood to against women and children. very good to talk— against women and children. very good to talk to — against women and children. very good to talk to you. _ now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. after a remarkably mild night with temperatures of around 15, 16 degrees it's going to be a super mild day but quite wet and windy in the north—west of the country, certainly the western isles of scotland, parts of northern ireland will see some rain through the morning and into the afternoon as well. but many of us across england and

with international judicial institutions, with the international criminal court, with a possible tribunalegarding the aggression of the russian federation, and the new government will issue these history shows that this always happens. it is a long process. you have to be prepared for it. it can take 10 years or 15 years, but the inevitability of punishment still takes place. let's hope that this time too, history will punish the guilty, that the russian federation will withdraw its troops, well, ours is not satisfied. so, it will be the restoration of international law, yes, this is normal, the right first step, but there must also be punishment for violating this international law, the russian federation now carries sanctions and this is already a certain form of international legal responsibility. she may not like the scope of these sanctions, we can say that the russian federation bears international legal responsibility, it is already the russian federation withdraws troops, e-e, sanctions may be partially lifted, but without the responsibility of individual individuals , we will not

increasing sanctions pressure on russia, as well as coordinated work on the creation of a special tribunal to investigate crimes of russian aggression. -partners for ukraine, especially at this time of various challenges, gratitude for the support of our state, sovereignty, territorial integrity from each of your states for the great support, which is today a priority for me as the president, for the great support of our citizens, the forcibly displaced people, there is something to be grateful for and there is something to discuss, the winter is ahead in such difficult a-a energy tests that the aggression of the russian federation inflicts on us we are very glad that you are on the side of truth, on the bright side in this war, on the side of ukraine, its war for independence and freedom, war crimes cannot remain without good, this is the leitmotif of the meeting of the ministers of justice of the g7 countries . tonight starts in berlin why this ministerial summit has already been called historic what will be talked about and who will represent ukraine tetyana logunova will tell more the

regarding russia's aggression and recognized it as a terrorist state, such a tribunal will make it possible to condemn not only the direct perpetrators of war crimes, as well as the highest leadership of russia - said the ukrainian representative, and nato secretary general jan stolton said that the allies should be ready to support ukraine for a long time. and if nato allows putin to win, the price for everyone will be much higher, of course we all want this war to end, but we must remember what we we are dealing with a war of aggression, when one country, russia, invaded neighboring ukraine. therefore, the manner in which negotiations are conducted is important, and so we must understand that this war will most likely end at some stage at the negotiating table, but we also know that the outcome of these negotiations will be we hope will depend on their success on the battlefield, so if we want a result that will be acceptable to ukraine, a result that will guarantee that ukraine will be able to succeed as a sovereign independent democratic nation in europe, the best way achieve this, prov

but a special tribunal — and there are about three efforts to create it in different ways — would be people close to him... yep. ..feel two things. one, that putin may turn on them and remove them in some fashion, and, two, that they may have to go to prison if they stay loyal to him, might want to become witnesses against putin and, indeed, find some way to remove him and stop this barbaric conduct themselves. all right. you've also been working with people like yegor sobolev, who fights corruption in ukraine itself, because of course there's been a lot of attention on that. the european union has talked about this in the past. he was chair of parliament's anti—corruption committee in ukraine, so to what extent have you got to make sure that you use your influence with the likes of yego sobolev to tackle corruption in ukraine itself, too? yegor and i were collaborating. i helped him in his successful effort to create a high anti—corruption court, a special national anti—corruption court for ukraine. and in the process of selecting thejudges and mentoring him/ he is now fighting, and

signed, the document that started the path to the nuremberg tribunal, the head of state expressed thee that great britain would become the leader in creating such an alarming we have strong cooperation with the netherlands, which helps with the creation of a prosecutor's office to collect evidence of war crimes. we work with france, which helps us in the field work to document russian evil, and we must unite the world majority in support of the draft resolution of the un general assembly regarding the special tribunal, despite the constant hostile attack of the ukrainian the energy system remains intact, all recovery regions except the kherson region, prime minister denys shmyhal announced this at the government meeting of electricity in ukraine currently covers 70% of the consumption needs. well, this makes it possible to turn on the lights for all household consumers for 5-6 hours a day. yes, the situation is difficult, there is a deficit, but with a deficit in the system of 30%, the network costs and the priority recovery of critical infrastructure for the population in each region

uh, well, almost the second dergash tribunal. he will sooner or later.imes he won’t go anywhere as mr. zelensky he wo n’t turn away, because they do inhuman crimes and what they do is really fascism in the 21st century in the center of europe, uh, real fascism, so the consequences will be for those who allow themselves uh, such steps and such inhumanity, and uh, what does it tell me , including how a soldier is a paratrooper in reserve, although there are no former paratroopers. kara will overtake them much earlier than even e will e, already question it was decided by an international tribunal. yes, i see that ah, just russia stands for the truth for the return of the death penalty for these vushniks whose names are known for these proven criminals, you really come up with such an initiative, as far as it is real. thank you for your question, but let's just remember a little, we have no legal barriers to returning the death penalty to those who deserve it. we have repeatedly said that for those who commit the inhuman crime of murder against children for

of course, there, like us they saw it at the tribunal, hmm, at the tribunal, in the malaysian boyle case, he dragged on for eight years, and they sentenced three, three, that means that the russians were arrested in their absence, that is, they were not present at the hearing, that is, they are convicted, but they will continue to live in russia, this is really important, good for justice, for justice, because we already have a court decision and we can refer to it. when someone there does not know the propagandist and says that there was no russia, we say that such a court decision is possible for us to seize the assets of some russians on the basis of this, but these murderers are not freedmen, that is, even if this tribunal is created, it will last for years and for now, these people are realistic. so what kind of courtroom is this? this past saturday ukrainians honored the memory of the victims of the holodomor and the day before moldova, romania, ireland recognized the holodomor as genocide of the ukrainian people, this wednesday the bundestag will vote on whether to recognize the h

we are finding out how to strengthen such legal cooperation . tribunal or a special tribunal for the crime of aggression, the first lady of ukraine olena zelenska, who is visiting london , spoke before the parliament of great britain she said that she had come for justice and called for the creation of a special international tribunal regarding the crime of russian aggression against ukraine. speaking before the members of the parliament, the first lady recalled the massive shelling of ukraine during which russia fired hundreds of missiles. she also mentioned the war crimes committed by russian soldiers, including rape, torture and murder. civilians, that is why olena zelenska called to punish the political military leadership of russia ladies and gentlemen p speaker members of the government of the parliament lords great the peoples of great britain, the ukrainians are now going through a terror that has an echo in your memory. this island survived air read by its character identical to those that russia wants to bring our people to their knees. surrender, but we need not only victo

between there nine 10th countries and there the decision of this tribunal will act, this is such an alternative universal jurisdiction now it is by the way the ukrainian government earns more, what will be the consequences, well, it is quite obvious that the immediate and short-term prospects will raise the issue of confiscation of state property, corporate assets, because they are necessary for the establishment of the same critical infrastructure that destroys the russian kremlin. and they pay for general weakening of the pressure or something in america, although i personally announced to me that this is not such a big money that at the beginning of the war, 22 billion dollars were spent on helping ukraine, not critical money. well, who knows how long the war will last and what will be the further needs of ukraine. and here is an inexhaustible reserve of 350 billion dollars only in the central bank of the frozen funds of the russian federation in america . the truth is, they are pushing such decisions because they will definitely solve such questions. well, i would say that this

is not mentioned here, but it is meant in what way can you still be prosecuted, if not by a tribunalplease, yes, yes, it is important to start talking about it so that the leaders talk about it, i think that if such a statement is made, few people will dare to do it to deny because all the obvious things and er, well , it is important that it will be heard at such a meeting this is in general they are possible some kind of squeeze with putin , no one has done it for a long time, but if it was important to talk about it, i think that er, they can exclude russia, but this we need such a consensus that there should be all 20, and we know that i will repeat the neutrality proposal of india and china, which may also not support this process here, if it turns out, given the fact that at one time they were considered countries that are fighting for independence e-e consequences when colonialism is also being eliminated somewhere. in some way, russia or the previous soviet union seemed to support it, but pay attention to today's russia - it is a colony of small nations that are being destroy

prepare the ground for putin and his government to be prosecuted for crimes before an international tribunal, in particular, such an explanation for the resolution is provided on the website of the european parliament, which i mentioned, and this fact was subjected to cyber attacks . at least this was reported in the european parliament, in principle, about an hour after the vote this resolution volodymyr zelenskyi welcomed the approval, noting that russia should be isolated at all levels, forced to answer for what it has done, and the reactions of russian officials so far i haven't seen it. well, before, when russia was recognized as a terrorist state, in particular, by the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, as well as by the parliament of the baltic countries , poland, and the czech republic, in the russian state duma, in particular, they said that all this has no legal significance. will regulate relations with a state that is a terrorist or a sponsor of terrorism will be developed there and it will be spelled out how deep the isolation of russia threatens for this , that is

for itself between the nine countries, and there the decision will be taken by the tribunal, this isuch an alternative universal jurisdiction . that the immediate prospects in the skating rink will raise the issue of confiscation of state property assets of corporate assets because they are necessary for establishing the same critical infrastructure that destroys the russian kremlin, bombarding the territory of ukraine with missiles, of course, this will also affect the overall weakening of the pressure on new pays that in america, at least in my personal opinion , this is not such big money. well, the fool announced that at the beginning of the war, 22 billion dollars were spent on aid ukraine's money is not critical. well, who knows how long the war will last and what ukraine's further needs will be. and here is an inexhaustible reserve of 350 billion dollars only in the central bank frozen wednesdays of the russian federation in america, well, decent sums of state 22 and 350, the truth is, this is the kind of decision they are pushing to solve such questions quickly. well, i would

now we have a dedicated website for the tribunal as well. we are doing a lot of speeches and public events. to make sure that we reach out as broadly as we can to make sure people are aware this is an opportunity for them. it has been going for smoothly. we are not aware of any particular problems at this point. as of the beginning of this week, there were nearly 150 claims that have been failed in the approximately two months that the tribunals has been in operation. >> that's more than i would have expected. that's very interesting. >> it's going to be interesting because it's very difficult to predict exactly how busy they will be. we don't know yet how many respondents will choose to participate or opt out and it's going to take a little bit of time to have more data because there is various periods built into the statute for people to -- for claimants to serve the claim after it is approved as compliant by the ccb. another 60 days for respondents to respond or opt out. in a few months, we should have a better sense of where it is going.