We collect maximum support for the Tribunal on Russia's aggression against Ukraine - President Vladimir Zelensky's address

I wish health, dear Ukrainians! This morning - in Lviv; A very busy day. Meetings, negotiations, conference United for Justice, dedicated to the restoration of justice for Ukraine. Now Lviv, all Ukraine has concentrated the legal energy of all Europe and other our partners. Representatives of the countries of the European Union, European institutions came to the conference. In particular, here the European Commissioner for Justice, the Head of Euras.

As well as representatives of Britain, the United States of America. In Lviv today, prosecutors and ministers of justice from different countries. President of Latvia, Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Estonia Minister of Foreign Affairs-active lobbyists of justice, our special guests, and I have held some negotiations with them today. The key issue of all these meetings and the Lviv Conference is responsibility.

The responsibility of Russia and its leadership is personal - for aggression and terror against our country and people. And when their responsibility, justice will be restored. We collect maximum support for the Tribunal on Russia's aggression against Ukraine. For the draft of our resolution, which will be voted at the UN General Assembly to protect international law. We do our best for the International Criminal Court to be successful in punishing Russian military criminals.

And for our national law enforcement and judicial institutions to provide fair sentences for all Russian murderers and executioners. There was a very fruitful meeting with the Prosecutor General of Partner States and international institutions. We are equally seeing the protection of the rule of law. Negotiations with foreign ministers of the Netherlands and Estonia were also fruitful. Negotiations with President of Latvia, who, by the way, have visited Ukraine during a full -scale war.

We also signed an important bilateral declaration with the Latvian colleague. A declaration that enshrines justice at the political level. Latvia fundamentally supports Ukraine's full integration into the European Union and NATO and will protect this position at all levels. So today is a really effective day. And, very important, this day began with the commemoration of the heroism of our soldiers.

In the morning, I visited the Lviv Hospital, where the health of our fighters is being restored after the wounds. He was honored to communicate with soldiers, hand them state awards. He also noted the awards of doctors who save the lives of our warriors. Together with the President of Latvia, we honored the memory of the fallen heroes on the field of honorary burials of the Lychakiv Cemetery with the first lady of our states. And I thank all the partners of Ukraine.

I thank every leader, every politician, every public figure of the states that help, for understanding the price paid by the Ukrainian people for freedom - their own and all Europeans. Every day, Ukrainian heroes give life to stop Russian aggression. And so the world has a clear moral duty to our warriors, everyone who is now in battle and who protects freedom. This duty is to restore justice and hold the terrorist state, its leadership. And it will be.

Today we have anyone to celebrate for success in the battlefield. I thank the soldiers of the 27th Pechersk Brigade of the National Guard, who are fighting in the Donetsk direction. Skillfully destroy enemy equipment. I thank the Air Force's anti -aircraft forces - another Russian bomber was knocked down. Nikopol anti -aircraft missile regiment.

Hold, warriors! I thank the soldiers of the 72nd separate mechanized brigade, the 59th separate infantry brigade, the 79th separate airborne assault brigade, the Marines-the 35th Brigade, the Garmashi-the 55th Artillery Brigade . . . It is a worthy repel of the enemy. our defense operations in the coming months. I thank the soldiers of the 128th Separate Brigade of the TRO and the 1st Tank Brigade, who defend the Zaporozhye direction.