War crimes

War crimes
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War crimes are serious violations of international humanitarian law, including deliberate actions against civilians, abuse of prisoners, torture, killings, and destruction of infrastructure without military necessity. In the context of the war in Ukraine, war crimes have gained particular importance as they are documented for international tribunals and courts, such as the International Criminal Court. Ukrainian law enforcement agencies, international human rights organizations, and independent investigators work on documenting and investigating these crimes. This section features news, analysis, and materials on war crime investigations, evidence collection, and legal processes for holding perpetrators accountable.

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10:46, 28 February, 2024

Вeat, mocked and simulated shooting: the police found a military officer of the Russian Federation who ordered the torture of Snihurivka
15:44, 18 February, 2024

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A Russian soldier shot two Ukrainian prisoners of war
16:55, 9 February, 2024

Russia has carried out more than 800 chemical attacks in Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale war
14:50, 5 February, 2024

Law enforcement officers of Mykolaiv Oblast are investigating more than 2,000 cases of war crimes committed by Russians

Councillor Yermolaiev on permits for kiosks in Mykolaiv

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Councillor Yermolaiev on permits for kiosks in Mykolaiv

In Mykolaiv, the demolition of two buildings has been cancelled: they will be restored with funding from the World Bank

Performance indicators approved for Mykolaiv water utility

The supplier company of Mykolaivoblenergo spent ₴35,000 on an executive chair that exudes dignity and style.

Individual heating points are to be equipped with generators and inverters to ensure stable operation without electricity in Mykolaiv

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It flew around five times and crashed, — eyewitnesses describe drone attack on train in Mykolaiv