"Case of Ukraine unique": in Latvia told what depends on the creation of a tribunal for the Russian Federation

In Riga, Ukrainians assured that no crime of Russian invaders would remain unpunished, but it takes time. The Prosecutor General of Latvia Juris Stukans believes that the special tribunal for investigating Russian crimes can be created in one day, but the desire is required. He stated this in a new interview for the LSM portal. From the first days of the full -scale war, the international community collects evidence of Russian occupiers' crimes in Ukraine.

They have accumulated them in the last year to create a special tribunal for the Russian Federation, though tomorrow, as Latvia's representative noted. "The case of Ukraine is unique in the sense that from the first day of a full -scale invasion, special services and international institutes recorded these crimes. Evidence could be said about the consideration of cases," Yuris Stukans said. The Prosecutor General of Latvia assures that the perpetrators will not be unpunished later.

In addition, Ukrainian refugees in Latvia continue to share their stories constantly, and their testimony will be taken into account when creating an international tribunal. "Unfortunately, countries are not yet ready to sign the agreement, but Ukraine itself will never lose its rights, and today there are several cases about specific persons. There is no reason to think that someone will go unpunished," Yuris Stukans continued.

We will remind, on February 28 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba told how the creation of a special about a journal for the Russian Federation. The department continues to expand the international coalition to hold the Russian military and political leadership for crimes in Ukraine. On February 16, the National Council of Slovakia recognized the current Russian regime terrorist, and Russia itself - a country that sponsors terrorism.