Russian Captain Convicted for Torturing Ukrainian Police Officers
The court classified the victims as civilians who maintained their protective status, rather than combatants.
The court classified the victims as civilians who maintained their protective status, rather than combatants.
Civilian was among residents held and tortured during the first weeks of the occupation.
One of the alleged victims has never been found; the other was buried in a mass grave.
One brother survived and was able to identify those responsible for killing his two siblings.
Case marks first time defendant in such a case has been physically present in court.
Court confirms guilt of battalion commander who ordered soldiers to fire on civilians in Kharkiv on the first day of all-out invasion.
Soldier accused of imprisoning and beating local Ukrainian men to obtain intelligence about the armed forces.
A pensioner helped the occupying forces identify Ukrainian men during the occupation of his village in the summer of 2022.
At least 68 victims are listed as having undergone cruel and abusive treatment while illegally detained.
The victim’s teenage son survived by playing dead after he was shot and wounded.