On Tuesday, April 5, the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic adopted a resolution condemning the war crimes committed by the russian military in Ukraine and calling for the punishment of the perpetrators and sanctions strengthening against russia.
This was announced by the Ambassador of Ukraine to the Czech Republic Yevhen Perebyinis
The diplomat emphasized that the Czech deputies adopted the document unanimously, which is extremely rare.
The resolution states in particular that the crime is not only a "large-scale and unprovoked war in Europe", which russia began in February 2022 but also an aggression against Ukraine in 2014, when Russia occupied Crimea and the eastern part of the country.
Members of the lower house of the Parliament of the Czech Republic believe that all those perpetrators of war crimes should be punished and russia “must be punished for waging war, including reparations”.
The document requires the withdrawal of all russian troops not only from Ukraine but also from Belarus, Georgia, and Moldova.
In addition, the origin of funds for which russian citizens bought real estate and other assets in the Czech Republic has to be carefully investigated.
Deputies call for support for russians and belarusians who have confronted the Kremlin's actions in Ukraine, as well as for further support for Moldova and Georgia, which are threatened by the presence of russian troops on their territory.
We remind that President Zelenskyy invited Merkel and Sarkozy to visit Bucha and see what the policy of concessions to russia for 14 years has brought.
World leaders demand prosecution of all those involved in the "Bucha massacre".
A meeting of the UN Security Council is currently taking place, convened because of the atrocities of the russians in Bucha. Addressing its participants, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that russia has turned its right of veto in the Security Council into the death right. And if the United Nations can’t eliminate russia as a source of war, it must eliminate itself. Because not only Ukraine, but the whole world needs peace.
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Resolution
Adopted by the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic concerning the situation in Ukraine and the murders in Bucha
The Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic states that:
the Russian Federation has committed the crime of aggression against Ukraine, unleashed a large-scale and unprovoked war in Europe, seeks to destroy the rules-based international order, attacks freedom, liberal democracy and Western civilization based on respect for the human and civil rights of every individual;
the Russian leadership has lost all credibility and must be held accountable for its actions;
the killing of civilians in Bucha and other Ukrainian cities is a war crime under international law;
the kidnapping of people from occupied Ukrainian territory into the Russian Federation, the targeted attacks on civilian infrastructure and the conduct of the Russian military are unjustifiable;
to conduct mobilization into the Russian army in the occupied territories of Ukraine, including Crimea, is also a brutal violation of international law;
the aggression against Ukraine, which the Russian Federation committed in 2014 by occupying Crimea and parts of eastern Ukraine is also a crime;
all those responsible for these crimes must be prosecuted and punished;
the Russian Federation must be punished for waging war, including reparations;
The Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic supports the current approach of the Government of the Czech Republic and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic and at the same time calls for:
intensive support for Ukraine and the international community in documenting the crimes committed by the Russian Federation on the territory of Ukraine, and the involvement of the Czech Republic in preparations for the establishment of an international tribunal to try all perpetrators;
sanctions strengthening against the Russian Federation until the withdrawal of its troops from the entire territory of Ukraine, including Crimea;
enforcing the demand for the withdrawal of all Russian troops also from the territories of Moldova, Georgia, and Belarus;
enforcing a permanent ban on the export of arms, dual-use items, and any other technologies of use to the Russian arms industry;
the adoption of measures leading to the raw material independence of the Czech Republic and the entire EU from the Russian Federation, so that income from the sale of Russian oil, natural gas, and other raw materials cannot be used to finance further military aggression and subversive activities against the West;
further activities to prevent Russian intelligence activities in the Czech Republic and the EU aimed at destroying the values on which our freedom and prosperity and that of our allies are based;
careful investigation of the origin of funds for which russian citizens bought real estate and other assets in the Czech Republic;
support for Russians and Belarusians who have confronted the Kremlin's actions in Ukraine, including those who have fled those countries;
further support for Moldova and Georgia, which are threatened by the presence of russian troops on their territory;
further coordination within the EU and with NATO allies, in particular, the US and the UK.
