Chief military Prosecutor of Ukraine Anatoly Matios said that in the area of "special operations" will make regional military Prosecutor's office because like there are Russian military.
Matios said that turned out to formulate a common position for the main military Prosecutor's office and investigation Department of the SBU, and now developing solutions that will enable you to quickly carry out legal proceedings that have the potential to become the basis for the transfer of cases to international courts, reports 112. Ua.
"currently, the Prosecutor's office to be the attorney General made a report on the establishment of the relevant military Prosecutor's office on the rights of the region in the area of the ATO, which will include and Donetsk, and Lugansk region, and Such a unit is formed and is formed in the SBU. Thus, the full potential of investigators of the security service and the military Prosecutor's office will enable offensive and planning to carry out investigative actions ", - he told. Thus Matios said that the ground for the work of investigators provides continuous "presence of the Russian military" in the Donbass." Ukrainian court sentence in absentia of a special investigation will allow in the near future, maybe even until the New Year to send the first materials for consideration by international institutions. Investigates all criminal proceedings on the fact of each death, they, unfortunately, have every day, " said Matios. Since mid-April last Year, the Kyiv authorities are in the East of Ukraine "special operation" to suppress the protest movement in the Donbass. The military actively used heavy machinery and military aircraft and helicopters. Refers to a large number of dead and wounded among the civilian population and the destruction of houses and infrastructure. With fifteen February, the parties to the conflict in the Donbass declared a truce, under agreements concluded in Minsk after almost 16 hours of negotiations. However, despite the control system of the ceasefire, clashes and shelling continued.

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