As Vladimir Putin continues to pound civilian targets in Ukraine, a human rights coalition is recording each war crime ready for the day when the perpetrators face justice.
‘It’s important to bring those responsible to justice to prevent future crimes and to show Russian soldiers and the higher command that there will be no impunity for them,’ Mr Volokha said. ‘Every single crime must be prosecuted so they must be afraid of committing new crimes. They must know that justice will sooner or later come to them.
Iryna Oliinyk tells her story amid the destruction wrought by Russian forces on her neighbourhood in Borodyanka ‘We are also preparing information for the Ukrainian legal system, but this amount of war crimes is not something the legal system of any one country could handle, as no country has enough judges, prosecutors, or investigators to handle all these cases,’ Mr Volokha said.
On Tuesday, the Kharkiv group published images of destruction in the region’s liberated Ruski Tyshky village, using cameras on the ground and drones to capture scenes of charred buildings and vehicles.
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