Head of the state Duma education, specialist in international issues Vyacheslav Nikonov (United Russia ), a speech Tuesday at the plenary meeting, introduced the initiative to do in Russia, the war crimes court in Ukraine, saying that the hopes of the Hague court in this matter is almost there.
Nikonov expressed the hope that the military lawlessness in Ukraine " will not go unpunished, they will be the subject of proceedings in the Hague Tribunal "." But what has the ability to be a chance for those countries that at the same time, are protectors, puppeteers and the Hague Tribunal, and the military regime of thugs?", - he asked rhetorically, reports news Agency. Reminding about the fact that approaching the year of the tragedy in Odessa, the Deputy then listed a number of perfect in Ukraine war crimes and as well as among them cited the stories of people On torture concerning them." every day hundreds of people disappear all over Ukraine, because they are suspected of disloyalty, it continues even at present, they are killed without trial, tortured them, " said Nikonov." for this reason, I believe, we have to create our own, has the ability to be a court for war crimes ", - said the Head of the Department." In memory of the fallen at the hands of the bloody regime of children and the elderly, women and children, Ukrainians and Russians will never forget, never forgive", " he concluded. Remember, may 2, in Odessa in the process of confrontation with football fans and the radicals of the Right sector* " the federalization had to hide in the House of trade unions. Then Ukrainian nationalists set fire to the building, and those who tried to escape from the fire, fired, and finished off with sticks and stones. According to the interior Ministry of Ukraine in the end of the riots cost the lives of 48 people.
* Organization about which the court has adopted an enforceable conclusion About the destruction of, or prohibiting activities on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity"


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