Ukraine Ratifies the Rome Statute: A Step Towards EU Membership
Ukraine's parliament has taken a significant step toward joining the European Union by voting to ratify the Rome Statute. This decision, supported by 281 deputies, paves the way for Kyiv to enter the International Criminal Court.
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Ukraine's parliament took a historic step on Wednesday by voting to ratify the Rome Statute, according to a senior lawmaker. This monumental decision paves the way for Kyiv to join the International Criminal Court.
Yaroslav Zhelezniak, a prominent parliamentarian, announced via Telegram that 281 deputies had voted in favor of the crucial measure.
This ratification is seen as a key requirement for Ukraine's long-term goal of joining the European Union.
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