Justice and Compensation: The Road to Lasting Peace in Ukraine

Acting Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof emphasized the importance of justice in achieving lasting peace in Ukraine. He highlighted that Russia needs to compensate Ukraine for the inflicted damage. Schoof made these remarks at a conference in The Hague where the International Claims Commission for Ukraine was established.

In a pivotal moment for Ukraine, acting Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof underscored the necessity of justice in attaining peace. Speaking at The Hague, Schoof stressed that Russia must take responsibility by compensating Ukraine for the suffering and damage inflicted.

During the conference, which marked the establishment of the International Claims Commission for Ukraine, Schoof declared, "A just and lasting peace requires that Russian actions do not go unpunished." His comments highlighted the global community's increasing commitment to holding Russia accountable.

The prime minister's remarks signal an urgent call for ensuring that justice prevails in the post-conflict environment of Ukraine, emphasizing that "there must be no impunity" for acts committed, paving the way to restoration and healing.

(With inputs from agencies.)