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
On May 17, a fundamental event for the International Compensation Mechanism took place at the Council of Europe Summit: an agreement on the Register of Damages was signed
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