Russian "shadow fleet" vessel Caffa to be recognized as material evidence in criminal proceedings and transferred to management of Ukraine – Deputy Prosecutor General Leshchenko The Russian "shadow fleet" vessel Caffa, which by a Swedish court decision is to be transferred to Ukraine and which, according to the Ukrainian investigation, illegally exported grain from occupied Sevastopol, will be recognized as material evidence in criminal proceedings. 1 343 2 Previously in trend: Russia’s shadow fleet
Teenagers recruited by Russian security services are now being recognized as victims, Prosecutor General’s Office says Minors recruited by Russian security services to commit crimes in Ukraine have begun to be recognized in criminal proceedings as victims as well as suspects. 2 620 23 Previously in trend: Recruitment of Ukrainian teenagers by Russia
Law enforcement officials are identifying Russian units and commanders involved in FPV drone attacks on civilians Russian soldiers who are hunting down Ukrainian civilians using FPV drones are being identified. Those giving them orders are also being identified. 1 212 2 Previously in trend: Civilian casualties in Ukraine
Exhumations may be conducted in case involving non-combat deaths of soldiers from 425th "Skelia" Regiment, - Deputy Prosecutor General Leshchenko Forensic medical examinations have already been ordered to determine the causes of non-combat deaths among servicemen of the 425th "Skelia" Regiment. However, if the testimony of relatives or eyewitnesses regarding acts of violence contradicts the medical records, an exhumation may be conducted. 4 250 7 Previously in trend: Death of the soldiers of the Skelia regiment
Investigators pursue three lines of inquiry into how Russia could have learned about ammunition in Vyshneve, Prosecutor General’s Office says At present, investigators have no reliable information on how Russia could have learned about an ammunition depot in Vyshneve. 7 514 29 Previously in trend: Explosion at the depots in Vyshneve
During investigations of executions of prisoners by ruscists, we find more and more evidence that this is systemic policy of Russian Federation, - Deputy Prosecutor General Leshchenko There are currently hundreds of known cases of Ukrainian prisoners of war being executed by Russian occupiers. 520 2 Previously in trend: War crimes of Russia
Russia sometimes transfers citizens convicted of common criminal offenses to Ukraine as part of prisoner exchange, - Deputy Prosecutor General Leshchenko As part of prisoner exchanges, Russia sometimes transfers citizens convicted of general criminal offenses to Ukraine. 1 721 12 Previously in trend: Prisoner swap
At least 9 Azov soldiers could have survived terrorist attack in Olenivka, but Russians did not allow doctors to go there, - Deputy Prosecutor General Leshchenko The criminal proceedings regarding the terrorist attack in Olenivka are divided into several parts. These are the attack itself and the failure to provide medical care to the wounded. 958 3 Previously in trend: War crimes of Russia Terrorist attack in Olenivka