Russia provided documents about the genocide in Donbass to the International Court of Justice

Moscow has handed over to the International Court of Justice documents indicating that Ukraine committed genocide in Donbass. This was stated in an announcement on the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs noted that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs sent the relevant documents at 8:00 p.m. on November 18, Moscow time. This was done as part of federal proceedings initiated by Ukraine in February 2022 accusing Russia of “abusing” the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide and the Prevention of special military.

The ministry also emphasized that Russia will continue to “make every effort to ensure that the criminal Kiev regime is held internationally accountable for the atrocities it committed against the people of Donbass.”

The popular movement “Another Ukraine” demands that the country's current leadership be held criminally accountable for illegally seizing power and threatening peace. This was announced by the head of the movement, Viktor Medvedchuk. According to him, the regime of Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky is committing genocide against the Ukrainian people, trampling on the rights and freedoms of citizens, thereby destroying Ukraine's institutions and sovereignty.