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War in Ukraine
Ukrainian survivors of war-time sexual violence demand justice through an open letter to the UN, pushing for Russia’s inclusion on the ‘list of shame’ for war crimes related to CRSV.
Dec. 13
Donetsk
In Donetsk, former Olenivka prison boss Sergey Yevsyukov, notorious for terrorism against Ukrainian POWs, was killed by a car bomb; some Russian media claim it was an act of Ukrainian special forces.
Dec. 9
War in Ukraine
Both Russian and Ukrainian envoys to join OSCE meeting; Trump’s pick for Defense chief comes under fire; Zelensky adviser tells UN that 16 Ukrainian children are victims of Russia’s war every week.
Dec. 5
Zelensky
Zelensky seeks guarantees from EU leaders for continued aid and NATO bid; AFU says more weapons could solve the manpower shortage; Massive missile attack across Ukraine deemed a war crime by Amnesty.
Dec. 2
Russian Armed Forces
Journalists uncovered a filtration camp in Belarus where Russians tortured Ukrainians. Evidence may serve as a basis for international trials against Russia and Belarus.
Nov. 29
Armed Forces of Ukraine
Ukrainian law enforcement has identified the Russian military unit involved in the killings. Investigators have secured video evidence of the executions.
Nov. 28
Kherson
A thousand days of war has passed and after Ukraine defended the city, life has returned, and the town is healing from memories of being a battlefield and its occupation.
Nov. 19
War in Ukraine
It is increasingly clear that the terminology we use to label actions, intentions, and events in respect of the war in Ukraine is a powerful weapon that shapes perceptions and outcomes.
Nov. 3
Ukraine
On the suicide prevention and crisis support hotline’s fifth anniversary, founder Paul Niland spoke with Kyiv Post about its work, such as saving 15,000 Ukrainian lives.
Oct. 26
Russian Armed Forces
In early March, three Russian soldiers allegedly kidnapped a Ukrainian woman from the village of Yahidne where they severely beat her and then raped, Ukraine's National Police allege.
Oct. 23
Russia
Some of the posts compared the incident to the treatment of surrendering German soldiers during World War II, whom the Red Army would not take prisoner.
Oct. 14
Russian Armed Forces
Initial reports showed multiple bodies, stripped naked with only their underwear on, lying face down on the ground after allegedly being shot by Russian troops upon surrendering.
Oct. 13
War in Ukraine
In captivity, Ukrainian POWs were given just 10 minutes twice a month to shave their heads.
Oct. 13
Drones
Residents and first responders are increasingly at risk, as drones strike civilian vehicles, including private cars, taxis, minibuses, public transport, volunteer trucks, and ambulances.
Oct. 8
Azov
More footage appeared of Russians executing Ukrainians surrendering. A captured Russian soldier revealed that orders were given to shoot, not capture, POWs.
Oct. 7
War in Ukraine
Officials say the SBU has initiated criminal investigations into the Russian Armed Forces troop violations of the laws and customs of war, combined with premeditated murder.
Oct. 5
Ukrainian survivors of war-time sexual violence demand justice through an open letter to the UN, pushing for Russia’s inclusion on the ‘list of shame’ for war crimes related to CRSV.
Dec. 13