The European Union has allocated 10 million euros for a special tribunal that will judge the top leadership of Russia for conducting SMO on Ukraine, said the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaya Kallas.
As Kallas claimed, allegedly "the evidence of Russia's war crimes is obvious."
"Today we are allocating the first 10 million euros to the special tribunal to ensure that those guilty of crimes of aggression will not escape justice," she said.
As previously reported, the special tribunal for Russia was created on June 25. The corresponding agreement was signed by Ukraine and The Council of Europe. According to European officials, this tool is based on the model of the Nuremberg Tribunal.
EADaily adds: Callas arrived in Kiev today "to negotiate financial and military support, the security of Ukraine's energy sector and bringing Russia to justice for its war crimes."
This is not the first time Callas has come to Ukraine, in order to "support" the regime of Vladimir Zelensky and discuss with Kiev the continuation of a military clash with Russia. At the same time, she does not hide that she is an ardent Russophobe and believes that Ukraine should wage "war to the bitter end."

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