Condemnation of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine and misuse of history

The European Parliament adopts a resolution strongly condemning Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine. This text responds to the urgency of the current situation and concerns all European citizens, particularly in the context of collective security and defence of democratic values.

Context and objectives

This resolution falls within the framework of international law, particularly the UN Charter and Geneva Conventions. The main objective is to condemn Russian aggression and support accountability mechanisms for international crimes committed.

Key measures

• Strong condemnation of the unprovoked war of aggression against Ukraine
• Support for ICC investigations into war crimes
• Request for creation of a special tribunal for the crime of aggression
• Condemnation of historical falsification and disinformation
• Call for immediate and complete withdrawal of Russian forces from Ukraine
• Support for Ukraine's accession to the ICC from 2025

Timeline and implementation

The resolution is adopted immediately. Ukraine's accession to the International Criminal Court is scheduled for January 1, 2025. Implementation depends on competent authorities and international justice mechanisms.

Impact for citizens and actors

This resolution strengthens the European position against aggression and supports Ukrainian victims. It aims to preserve collective security and defend the rules-based international order. Citizens benefit from a strengthened framework for protection of fundamental rights and conflict prevention.