The European Parliament recognized Lukashenko as an accomplice in the crimes of Russia in Ukraine

The European Parliament recognized the president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, an accomplice in the crimes of Russia in Ukraine, the appropriate resolution says .

Lukashenko’s regime was recognized as a participant in the “unjustified, illegal and unprovable” military aggression of Russia against Ukraine, European officials said. The document also condemns the maintenance of Belarus by “rhetoric inciting hatred, disinformation and propaganda that correspond to the narratives of Moscow” and the supply of Russian troops ammunition and equipment, as well as the provision of a bridgehead of the bridgehead.

The European Parliament also called Lukashenko to the accomplices of illegal export of 2150 children, including orphans, from the territories of Ukraine occupied by Russia to the so -called wellness camps in Belarus, where they are subjected to “Russification” and ideological processing. “The European Parliament considers Lukashenko as responsible for these war crimes as Vladimir Putin and Maria Lvov-Beelov, and therefore calls on the International Criminal Court to consider the issue of a similar international order for the arrest of Lukashenko,” the text of the document says.

Earlier, the International Criminal Court in The Hague issued an arrest warrant of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and the Commissioner for Child Rights in Russia, Maria Lvova-Belova, on suspicion of illegal deportation of children from the occupied territories of Ukraine to Russia, which is regarded as a genocide.