War crimes in Ukraine
War crimes are gross violations of the laws and customs of war, including intentional attacks on civilians, torture, sexual violence, and unlawful destruction of property. This tag brings together materials on the investigation, documentation, and prosecution of cases involving such violations of international humanitarian law committed during the armed conflict in Ukraine. On this platform, materials focus primarily on crimes committed by Russian military and occupation forces on the territory of Ukraine, particularly in the southern regions.
09 May 2026
Holding people in a well and beating them with rifle butts: a Russian militant was sentenced in Kherson02 May 2026
In Sevastopol, people were forced to demolish their own houses to hand them over to the Russian army24 April 2026
20 thousand teddy bears laid out in the United States to mark abducted children from Crimea and Kherson region20 April 2026
Mykolaiv region punishes invader for atrocities18 April 2026
Children turned into future drone operators in Crimea13 April 2026
Russian bulk carrier from occupied Crimea delivers 43 thousand tons of stolen grain to Haifa port04 April 2026
Occupants arrest 26 Crimean residents for treason30 March 2026
Russian colonel accused of torturing Skadovsk mayor11 March 2026
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