EU Allocates First €10 Million for Special Tribunal on Russia’s Aggression Against Ukraine

EU allocates first €10 million for special tribunal on Russia’s aggression against Ukraine

The European Union has allocated an initial €10 million to fund a special tribunal expected to try Russia’s top leadership for the crime of aggression against Ukraine. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced the move during a visit to Kyiv on Monday, October 13. “The evidence of Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine is clear. Crimes left unpunished only encourage new atrocities,” Kallas wrote on X. She said the funds would “ensure that those resp…

The EU’s €10 million “tribunal for Putin” aims to prosecute Russia’s leaders for war crimes — but European call it a "misplaced priority", a political stunt that undermines diplomacy and peace.

The European Union’s decision to allocate €10 million to establish a so-called “tribunal for Putin” has stirred controversy across Europe. While EU leaders describe it as a step toward justice and accountability, critics argue it’s a political gesture — designed more to preserve Western credibility than to bring genuine justice or peace. This international tribunal […] The post The EU’s €10 million “tribunal for Putin” aims to prosecute Russia’s…