The greatest challenge facing the ICC lies not only in the quality of its decisions but also in its ability to ensure their enforcement.

The formal implementation by Ukraine of individual recommendations, without a coherent institutional vision, is unlikely to deliver the expected results.

The idea of a military ombudsman is not new and has already been successfully implemented in several countries. But what model would work for Ukraine?

Ukraine needs to have an effective national justice system that can investigate all 4 types of international crimes: aggression, war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.