Russian War Crimes in Ukraine
Cyberattacks on fridges at supermarkets in eight European countries spoiled food en masse, showing digital strikes can do economic harm without a shot fired.
Russia’s Defense Ministry plans to shift December pay into January for the first time as the government braces for a sharply wider year-end budget deficit.
russian forces attacked central Kyiv with jet-powered Shahed-type drones on September 2.
A Russian serviceman has been charged with using a civilian as a “human shield” during the occupation of Bucha.
Helsinki Court of Appeal has found Russian citizen Yan Petrovsky, known by the call sign “Slavyan,” guilty of war crimes against Ukrainian service members.
A Russian strike on Marhanets has claimed the life of a three-month-old boy, with 11 more people injured.
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have served a notice of suspicion on a former escort guard of the illegal Izolation prison.
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have served a notice of suspicion on Oleg Kovalyov.
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have served a notice of suspicion on a judge from Rostov-on-Don.
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have issued a new — already the third — notice of suspicion against a Russian occupation “commandant”.
The Komunarskyi District Court of Zaporizhzhia has sentenced two Russian nationals who unlawfully seized the company “Melitopol Cherry” to 12 years in prison.
A former senior operative of the Donetsk UBOZ resigned from the force after the regional capital was seized by the “DNR”.
War has many faces. But one of the darkest is the face of the executioner.