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The Nuremberg Declaration urges to expand the powers of the International Crimin...

Nuremberg Declaration: Kuleba congratulated the call to create a special journey over the Russians

The Nuremberg Declaration urges to expand the powers of the International Criminal Court and to create a tribunal for court prosecution for crimes committed in Ukraine. Dmitry Kuleba, Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, congratulated the approval of the Nuremberg Declaration, condemning the crime of Russia's aggression against Ukraine, which is a sign of comparing the future special tribunal with the Nuremberg process over the Nazis. He announced the details on May 8 on Twitter.

The diplomat called a significant signal in the case of future sentences for crimes against Ukrainians. He stressed that work is ongoing on the creation of a special tribunal over the Russians. "I congratulate the Nuremberg Declaration that directly connects the Nuremberg tribunal and a special tribunal," - said Kuleba. The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine compared the leadership of the Russian Federation with the heads of the Third Reich.

He believes that Russian leaders, as well as the Nazi leadership of 1945, should be held accountable for criminal aggression. The Nuremberg Declaration calls for the creation of a tribunal for trial for crimes in Ukraine. The document proposes to extend the powers of the International Criminal Court. The tribunal over the crows in Nurberger was conducted at the end of World War II against representatives of the Third Reich.

It was organized against representatives of the Third Reich for the preparation and implementation of invasions into other countries and other crimes during the Second World War. The first list of major military criminals, which included 24 Nazi politicians, military, and ideologues of Nazism, was published on August 29, 1945. We will remind, on April 14, Larisa Galadz, Ms.