Joint video message to Ukrainians abroad from
Dmytro Kuleba, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine; Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights; Iryna Vereshchuk, Minister for Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine; Andrii Kostin, Prosecutor General of Ukraine
Russian aggression has forced millions of Ukrainians to go abroad. We miss you and bring you closer to the day we will be together again!
We strive not only to liberate the Ukrainian land from the enemy but also to punish those involved in the war and war crimes. Everyone who gave or executed a criminal order must be held accountable, and everyone who suffered from Russian aggression must receive compensation.
Together with partners, Ukraine is conducting investigations and preparing legal mechanisms for courts and compensation. And we need your help.
We ask everyone who witnessed a war crime to inform the law enforcement agencies of the country where you are now. Please see the contact details on this website.
Your testimony and your story will be evidence in court.
Do not remain silent! Make your contribution to our victory!
Contacts in host countries
Estonia
Internal Security Service
+372 612 1700
Or contact the nearest police station
Lithuania
Prosecutor General's Office
Questionnaire for witnesses and victims. Only accessible from Lithuanian IP addresses
Poland
Public Prosecutor's Office. Police
Contact any police station or prosecutor's office
You will be provided with the assistance of an interpreter and, if necessary, the aid of a psychologist
Romania
Office of the Prosecutor General
https://anchetaucraina.mpublic.ro
Questionnaire for witnesses and victims
Slovakia
National Crime Agency (NAKA)
Department East. Address: Rampová 7, 040 01, Košice
Germany
Federal Police
Contact the nearest police station.
Website of the International Criminal Court: otppathway.icc-cpi.int
If your country is not on the list, please report online through the Unified State Hub for Collecting War Crimes Evidence.
