Collaborationism and State Treason
Collaborationism is the cooperation of citizens with an enemy of the state, in particular with occupying authorities, to the detriment of their own country. On the territory of Ukraine, this term has gained particular relevance in the context of Russian aggression and the occupation of certain regions. Collaborators may engage in propaganda, dissemination of disinformation, work for the benefit of occupiers, transmission of information to the enemy, and other activities directed against Ukraine. Ukrainian legislation and law enforcement agencies prosecute such actions as treason and cooperation with the enemy.
06 November 2026
Three farmers have been placed on a wanted list in connection with business activities in the occupied Kherson region04 November 2026
The Kherson Gauleiter was sentenced to 15 years in prison and had his property confiscated03 November 2026
Two fake tax officials from Kherson were sentenced to prison31 October 2026
A case has been filed in Mykolaiv against a passport officer working for the occupying forces30 October 2026
In Kherson, a female doctor was convicted of bringing a hospital under Russian control28 October 2026
The SBU detained two convicted Russian collaborators who had been in hiding following the liberation of Kherson24 October 2026
A court has authorized the SBU to investigate the case of the “Gauleiter” of five villages in the Kherson region24 October 2026
In the Kherson region, a tax official was sentenced to 15 years for collaborating with the occupiers20 October 2026
A school principal in the Kherson region was convicted for implementing Russian standards07 October 2026
The case against the head of the occupation administration in Yevpatoria has been referred to court30 September 2026
A woman was convicted in Kherson for making payments to Russian military personnel24 September 2026
A lawmaker from the Kherson region was sentenced to 10 years for working for the occupiers10 September 2026
An English teacher from the Kherson region was sentenced to 10 years in prison for aiding Russia03 September 2026
A deputy minister of the occupying authorities in Crimea has been barred from working for 10 years31 August 2026
Former Deputy Director of the Novaya Kakhovka Vocational School Placed on the Wanted List for Working in Russia| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
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