Several dozen Dutch military police are traveling to Ukraine to investigate war crimes. After reporting to ANP news agency, sources confirmed that the cabinet will agree with the decision tomorrow at the cabinet.
Rapid gathering of evidence is of great importance to establish that war crimes have been committed. During the investigation into the MH17 disaster in 2014, the Netherlands gained the necessary forensic knowledge in this area.
Criminal Court The Hague
The maréchaussées will work where war crimes may have been committed and will transfer the found material to the International Criminal Court in The Hague. He is already investigating war crimes that may have been committed in Ukraine in recent weeks, such as extrajudicial killings and rapes.
The Dutch national team will leave very soon and will stay in Ukraine for a few weeks.
Earlier this month, Ukrainian Attorney General Iryna Venicetova, who led the investigation, said there are about 6,000 places in the country where war crimes have been committed or discovered. Another Ukrainian researcher estimated that 20,000 crimes may be investigated in the near future.
Nieuwsuur journalist Gert-Jan Dennekamp had already seen that not only people have been brutally killed in Butja, but also Russian troops who cause great damage in Stary Bykiv:
Source: NOS
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