NATO Parliamentary Assembly Has Recognized Russia as a Terrorist State

The NATO Parliamentary Assembly has adopted a resolution calling for the creation of a special International tribunal for Russia's aggression and recognized it as a terrorist state, said member of the Ukrainian Parliament, Chairman of the Permanent Delegation of Ukraine to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, MP Yehor Cherniev.

According to him, the resolution was adopted unanimously, and now it will be sent to the governments and parliaments of all NATO Member States.

" All 30 NATO countries supported the proposals of our delegation. Such a tribunal will allow to convict not only the direct perpetrators of war crimes, but also the top leadership of the Russian Federation. The resolution will be sent to the governments and parliaments of all NATO member countries", he stressed.

The document also contains a number of important decisions for Ukraine, such as boosting arms supplies to Ukraine, developing concrete steps for Ukraine's accession to NATO, and creating a mechanism for collecting reparations from Russia for the damage caused to Ukraine.

The resolution also enshrines the principle that NATO will support Ukraine "as long as necessary."

"The adoption of this resolution is an important political step, reflecting the mood in Western parliamentary circles, so it influences the decision-making my  leadership of the countries. It is also very encouraging that the Ukrainian position, such as creating a tribunal, paying reparations or recognizing Russia as a terrorist state, is gradually becoming mainstream on the highest international platforms," Cherniev summarized.

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