The European Union, excluding Hungary, pledged accountability for Russia's war crimes in Ukraine during a meeting in Kyiv. This follows a dispute between Hungary and Ukraine over an oil pipeline. The EU emphasized the need for accountability to achieve lasting peace and uphold international law. High Representative Kaja Kallas commemorated the Bucha massacre, highlighting the atrocities committed against civilians. Initiatives for prosecuting war crimes are underway, including a special tribunal aimed at holding Russian leaders accountable. Ukraine's Foreign Minister stressed the importance of accountability and condemned any amnesty for war criminals.