US EditionTrump Administration Withdraws US from Ukraine War Crimes Investigation Group
- The US Justice Department has informed European officials that it will withdraw from an international group investigating Russian aggression in Ukraine, according to The New York Times .
- This decision marks a shift in foreign policy under the Trump administration away from accountability efforts initiated by President Joe Biden and aims to improve relations with Moscow.
- Ukraine is investigating over 140,000 potential war crimes committed by Russia, while the US has halted military aid and reduced support for programs focusing on prosecuting these war crimes.
- The tribunal will charge Russia with the crime of aggression, which the International Criminal Court cannot address, as outlined in a report by AFP.
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ThePatriotLight - US to withdraw from international group probing Russian war crimes in Ukraine: report
ThePatriotLight - The US will be withdrawing from an international group investigating Russia’s alleged war crimes in Ukraine — including those perpetrated by President Vladimir Putin, according to a letter sent to European allies on Monday. The Department of Justice has said the US will no longer be part of the International Center for the Prosecution of the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine (ICPA), which the Biden administration joined in 20…
US to withdraw from international group probing Russian war crimes in Ukraine: report
The US will withdraw from the International Center for the Prosecution of the Crime of Aggression, the international group investigating Russia's alleged war crimes in Ukraine, including those perpetrated by President Vladimir Putin.
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