The European Union has committed to fully supporting the work of the International Criminal Court (CPI) following the announcement of sanctions from the United States (EE. UU.). The EU aims to ensure the CPI’s continued operation and independence. The European Commission stressed the importance of protecting the ICC's interests and its mandate to investigate war crimes and crimes against humanity. This commitment underscores the EU’s dedication to accountability for serious international offenses, regardless of external pressure. The EU views the ICC as a crucial component of the international legal system. The move signals a firm stance against attempts to hinder investigations into alleged atrocities. Brussels is determined to safeguard the court’s ability to function effectively.