“Historic mistake”: EU warns Trump’s amnesty plan for Russia forgiving war crimes, including Bucha invites next aggression
EU commissioner condemns any deal that frees Russia from accountability for war crimes.
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Ukraine names first Russian commander in Bucha war crimes probe
Ukraine has issued a notice of suspicion against a Russian military commander in connection with killings in Bucha,…
HUR names 234th regiment troops behind Bucha massacre of 17 residents
Five Russian soldiers living in Pskov, Moscow region, Tyumen, and other cities have been identified and charged with killing 17 Bucha residents and burning their bodies to conceal the crimes
Russian soldiers who killed civilians in Bucha blow up in occupied Luhansk Oblast
Russian soldiers were operating an air defense unit in occupied Luhansk Oblast when an explosion killed three and injured two others on 22 August
Unseen footage shows another evidence of Russian war crimes: troops kill Bucha civilian, steal goods while body remains on street
Russian forces occupied Bucha for 33 days, leaving evidence of mass killings discovered after liberation on 31 March 2022. Authorities documented over 9,000 war crimes, 1,700 civilian deaths during the occupation.
Ukraine identifies Russian soldiers who tortured civilians with axe during Bucha massacre
The occupiers forcibly locked people in a cellar and interrogated them.
Russia kills at least 10 civilians in Kyiv and nearby towns in pre-dawn air assault (updated)
Most drones and missiles were intercepted overnight by Ukrainian defenses.
Ukrainian defenders who survived battle of Kyiv and over 1,000 days in Russian captivity return home in largest prisoner swap of war
This marks the first step in a deal to trade 1000 lives for 1000 between Ukraine and Russia, achieved in Turkiye.
Zelenskyy: Russians who committed Bucha atrocities will shout about Nazi crimes on “parade of fear”
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy marked Victory Day with a stark message: Russia today has become the evil it once claimed to defeat, an evil that must be resisted militarily, diplomatically, and economically before history repeats itself again.
Russian paratrooper from unit behind Bucha massacre killed by Ukrainian forces
Ukrainian Armed Forces confirm the elimination of a 24-year-old Russian paratrooper connected to the 2022 Bucha massacres where occupying forces killed over 1,400 civilians, including 37 children.
Ukraine identifies 2500 Russian soldiers who participated in the occupation of Bucha
During the 33-day occupation of Bucha, Russian forces killed at least 300 civilians out of 561 total civilian deaths, official data shows.
“This pain will never cease”: Ukraine marks three years since Bucha’s liberation, honoring victims
Ukraine commemorated the third anniversary of Bucha’s liberation from Russian occupation, honoring the victims of the massacre and paying tribute to the defenders who freed the city.
Russian drone attack on Kyiv kills five-year-old girl, her father, injures her mother
The third fatality was an 80-year-old woman. The assault injured 12 civilians in the city and region, with the youngest victim being 11-month-old.
Weapons of terror: 5 shocking patterns of Russian war crimes in Ukraine
Investigations expose a pattern of targeted attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure and population centers.
“Now he’s going to help the Russians?”: Bucha residents react to Trump’s pro-Russian rhetoric
Veterans who lost entire units to Russian forces express outrage at being excluded from peace talks while Trump suggests Ukraine provoked its own invasion.
Russian officer linked to Bucha mass killings appointed deputy minister in Russia
Nursultan Mussagaliev, awarded for actions during the Kyiv invasion, now serves as an acting deputy minister.
Russian drone attack injures boy, 12, in Kyiv Oblast, damages Izmail river port, hits Romania
At least seven Shaheds and two missiles might have penetrated the Ukrainian air defenses.
Zelenskyy seeks Pope’s help to free Ukrainian prisoners held in Russia
The President reportedly presented his "victory plan" and invited Vatican participation in a POW conference.
On UK royalty’s first visit to Ukraine, Duchess Sophie stands with victims of Russia’s sexual crimes
Sophie, the UK Duchess of Edinburgh, met Ukraine's President and First Lady in Kyiv, focusing on support for survivors of sexual violence, and visited Bucha to pay respects to victims of Russia's occupation.
Ukrainian documentaries in Argentina unveil Russian war crimes
In a special screening at the General San Martín cinema in Buenos Aires, documentaries detailing the Russian military aggression shed light on the grim realities of the war in Ukraine.