President Volodymyr Zelensky signed documents for the ratification of the agreement on the establishment of a Special Tribunal for the crime of aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. According to him, this decision is aimed at the full implementation of the agreement on the establishment of the tribunal.
On June 25, an agreement was signed to establish a Special Tribunal for investigating the crime of aggression against Ukraine. After that, negotiations will begin on an extended partial agreement aimed at attracting more countries to support and manage the tribunal.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran handed a note of protest to the head of the Ukrainian diplomatic mission in Tehran due to statements by Ukrainian officials. Iran accuses Ukraine of supporting 'Israel's military aggression' and violating international legal obligations.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and French President Emmanuel Macron held a phone conversation and discussed the situation in the Middle East. They emphasized the responsibility of Russia and France in supporting peace and security, as well as in regulating the situation in the Middle East.
Security Service drones struck the 'Kupol' plant in Izhevsk, which produces anti-aircraft missile systems and drones for the Russian army. This special operation was aimed at reducing the enemy's offensive potential and disrupting military production chains.
Azerbaijani businessmen Yusif Khalilov and Mutval Shikhlinski were detained by security forces in Russia. They are accused of various violations, and an investigation into their activities is underway.
The signing of documents by Zelensky for the ratification of the agreement on the Special Tribunal created to investigate the crimes of the Russian Federation against Ukraine is an important step towards ensuring justice and holding enemies accountable. The events that occurred in the relations between Ukraine, Iran, and Russia indicate tension in international relations and the necessity of resolving conflict situations through dialogue and negotiations.