Czech investigators involved in the investigation of war crimes in Ukraine recorded about 2,800 incidents and more than 40,000 damaged or destroyed objects from open sources. They also have information about the displacement of children from Ukraine to Russia, Radio Prague reports.
The Czech police had charged 57 individuals with hate crimes against Ukrainians in the year since the start of the Russian invasion.
Czech investigators also receive information about war crimes during the interrogation of Ukrainian refugees, whom they contacted through non-profit organizations or who responded to an online police survey.
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