Stop cultural genocide Ukraine is suffering the systematic destruction of its heritage. Every stolen work of art, every looted museum, every destroyed monument erases a piece of human history.

A non-negotiable requirement: accepting negotiations that would leave hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian children under Russian rule would amount to legitimising genocide as an instrument of international policy. This requirement is not maximalist but legally grounded: the forced transfer of children explicitly constitutes an act of genocide under Article II(e) of the 1948 Convention.

The coalition of volunteers could agree on a set of measures. - Confiscate €210 billion in frozen Russian assets and return them to Ukraine. - Protect Ukraine's airspace with SKYSHIELD. - Deploy a contingent made up of volunteer countries. Reject any agreement that would impose demilitarisation or neutrality on Ukraine. - Reject any agreement that does not offer Ukraine full security guarantees.

The confiscation of Russian public assets would constitute an advance on the reparations that the aggressor will ultimately have to pay. The damage caused by the Russian Federation on Ukrainian territory is estimated by the World Bank at nearly €450 billion to date. This is already much more than the frozen Russian assets.