The government of Ukraine approved and submitted to the Verkhovna Rada a draft law on cooperation between Ukraine and the International Criminal Court.
The Verkhovna Rada reported on this on Telegram.
"This bill regulates such cooperation so that the International Criminal Court can more effectively prosecute the servicemen of the russian federation, so that all of them sooner or later end their careers in The Hague," the Minister of Justice of Ukraine Denys Malyuska said.
In addition, the Government approved a normative document on the operation of registers and notaries during martial law.
"This means that in the near future, in the coming days, the real estate market will be open and there will be an opportunity to make much more registration actions for legal entities and individual entrepreneurs with restrictions related to martial law," the statement said.
Latvia has donated 100,000 euros to the International Criminal Court to investigate russia's war crimes in Ukraine.