On Tuesday, March 3 at 10:00 a.m. ET, the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Washington, D.C. will host—in partnership with the Atlantic Council’s Strategic Litigation Project (SLP), International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR), and C4ADS—an event to launch the organizations’ report, From Tehran to Kyiv: The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Role in Russia’s Drone War.
Panelists will discuss the report’s main findings: how the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) and Russian government procured Shahed-style drones, how the Russian military used the drones in attacks on civilians, and how IRI and Russian officials’ acts constitute secondary liability for core international crimes. Additional panelists will discuss policy options and how to hold the IRI and other enablers accountable. This event is not open to the public for in-person attendance. Attendees may join us virtually for the livestream.
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Speakers
Anastasiya Donets
Team Lead of Ukraine Legal Team,
International Partnership for Human Rights
Kimberly Donovan
Director,
Economic Statecraft Initiative
Atlantic Council
Celeste Kmiotek
Senior Staff Lawyer,
Strategic Litigation Project
Atlantic Council
Allen Maggard
Senior Analyst,
Conflict Affected States
C4ADS
Moderated by
Holly Dagres
Libitzky Family Senior Fellow,
Viterbi Program on Iran and US Policy
Washington Institute for Near East Policy
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