This was announced by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba, Interfax-Ukraine reports.
"I am pleased to announce that there are 30 countries already. Today, Greece joined this group. At the weekend there were 29 countries. I said then that I have no doubt that by the next meeting of this group there will be even more participants, and we can already see that this has begun to happen. The task of the group is simple: when you join it, you agree that a separate, special tribunal should be created to prosecute Russia for the crime of aggression," Kuleba said.
The group's task is to work out legal ways to create the tribunal and resolve its legal issues, primarily the immunities of Russian President Putin and his inner circle.
Earlier, Kuleba said that the coalition supporting the creation of a special tribunal for Russia for the crime of aggression already includes 29 countries.