Latvia’s President on International Tribunal for russia: It’s possible. All that is needed is political will

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There are no legal obstacles to create a Special Tribunal regarding russia’s aggression against Ukraine, President of Latvia Egils Levits was cited as saying by ukrinform.net.

“Legally, it is possible. All that is needed is political will. I call upon all of you, colleagues, to join this initiative,” he stated.

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“This is necessary for three reasons: first, to restore justice for Ukraine; second, to uphold the standards of international law established after World War II that prohibit aggressive warfare; and third, to not undermine trust in our democratic values,” Levits added.

The Latvian President also emphasized that russia must compensate Ukraine for all the damages incurred during the aggression.

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