Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will visit The Hague to attend a ministerial conference on restoring justice for Ukraine, focusing on documenting Russian war crimes and establishing a special tribunal for Russia.

The conference aims to discuss point 7 of the Ukrainian Peace Formula - 'Restoration of Justice' - and to review the results of documenting and investigating crimes committed by Russian invaders

The agenda will include further steps towards the creation of a special tribunal for Russia for the crime of aggression

A political declaration will be adopted following the conference

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will pay a visit to the Hague on Tuesday, 2 April, where he will hold a number of meetings and take part in a conference on ensuring Russia is held responsible for the crimes committed in the war against Ukraine.

Over 40 countries called for a special tribunal to hold Russia accountable for war crimes committed in Ukraine

Russia must be held accountable. Russia must pay for these flagrant violations

Dmytro Kuleba stated at the 57-country conference in The Hague that Ukrainians need justice now, not in the distant future.

The Register of Damages allowing Ukrainians to claim compensation has been launched and its scope will be expanded.

The International Centre for the Investigation of the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine is investigating and preparing indictments.

The International Criminal Court has issued its first four arrest warrants, including for Vladimir Putin.

First decisions on the use of frozen Russian assets for Ukraine have been made.