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    Zelenskiy says Russia must be held responsible for 'crime of aggression'

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    Posted on December 16, 2025

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    Zelenskiy demands Russia be held accountable for aggression at The Hague, focusing on war damages and reparations for Ukraine.

    Zelenskiy Urges Accountability for Russia's Aggression Crimes

    Dec ‌16 (Reuters) - Ukrainian ‍President ‌Volodymyr Zelenskiy said ⁠on ‌Tuesday that Russia must ⁠be held responsible ​for the "crime of ‌aggression".

    Zelenskiy ⁠was speaking in The Hague ​ahead of a conference to establish ​an ‍International ​Claims Commission for Ukraine, which will validate claims of ⁠war damages to ​be repaid by Russia.

    (Reporting by Anna ‌Pruchnicka; Editing by Alex Richardson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Zelenskiy calls for Russia's accountability for aggression.
    • •The Hague conference focuses on Ukraine war damages.
    • •International Claims Commission to validate damage claims.
    • •Russia's war responsibility emphasized by Zelenskiy.
    • •Ukraine seeks reparations for war damages.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Zelenskiy says Russia must be held responsible for 'crime of aggression'

    1What is an International Claims Commission?

    An International Claims Commission is a body established to validate and process claims for damages, often related to war or conflict, allowing affected parties to seek compensation from responsible entities.

    2What are war damages?

    War damages refer to losses and destruction caused by armed conflict, including physical destruction of property, loss of life, and economic impacts on affected regions or countries.

    3What is compensation in finance?

    Compensation in finance typically refers to the payment or reimbursement for losses incurred, which can include damages from legal claims, insurance payouts, or settlements.

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