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EU countries, except Hungary, vow 'full accountability' for war crimes in Ukraine

High Representative Kaja Kallas gathered EU foreign ministers in Kyiv to honour the victims of the Bucha massacre, which has since then come to symbolise the search for justice and accountability in Ukraine.

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00:00A delegation of 12 European foreign ministers and the EU's top diplomat, Kaya Kalas, have arrived in Kiev to mark
00:06the fourth anniversary of the atrocities in Bucha.
00:09The visit to the town, where more than 400 bodies were discovered following the end of a month-long Russian
00:15occupation in 2022, serves as a grim reminder of the war crimes documented by the United Nations.
00:21While 26 member states pledged full accountability for the victims on Tuesday, the EU remains divided internally as Hungary did
00:28not sign the joint statement and continues to block a vital 90 billion euro loan for Kiev.
00:33The anniversary falls at a critical time for Ukraine, with the International Committee's attention gripped by the escalating conflict in
00:40the Middle East, EU officials warn that the continent's biggest land war must not be forgotten.
00:44Kaya Kalas emphasized that accountability is an indispensable element of a lasting peace, even as U.S.-mediated negotiations remain stalled.
00:53The EU will continue to provide military, financial, energy and humanitarian support, Kalas said in an earlier post on X.
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