More than 40 countries and the European Union signed an agreement establishing a Register of damages caused to Ukraine by Russian aggression at the Council of Europe summit in Reykjavík.
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The Registry is a legal entity operating under the national legislation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Ukraine
The Registry is physically located in the Netherlands
43 states, including all G7 states (including the United States, Canada and Japan, which are not members of the Council of Europe), have supported or promised to support the establishment of a register of damage
The Council of Europe established a 'Register of Damage' for Russian crimes of aggression in Ukraine on May 17, supported by forty-three countries and the EU.
The Council of Europe summit final document called on the Russian Federation to immediately withdraw its troops from Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova.
The 46 member states gathered in Reykjavík on May 16-17, 2023, to unite against Russia's aggressive war.
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