UN Report Reveals Russia's Execution of Dozens of Ukrainian Civilians During War
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The United Nations has accused Russia of summarily executing 77 civilians who were being held in arbitrary detention during its invasion of Ukraine, which constitutes war crimes. The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine has documented 864 individual cases of arbitrary detention by Russia, many of which also amounted to enforced disappearances. The report also stated that Russian armed forces, law enforcement, and penitentiary authorities engaged in widespread torture and ill-treatment of civilian detainees.
- Russia Executed 77 Civilian Detainees in Ukraine – UN The Moscow Times
- Russia Has Detained Hundreds Of Civilians Since Ukraine Invasion, UN Says Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
- Russia Has Detained Hundreds of Civilians Since Ukraine War Began: UN U.S. News & World Report
- Ukraine war: Russia executed 77 civilians detained by its forces, UN says BBC
- UN Says Russia Executed Dozens Of Ukrainian Civilians Since Invasion, As Zelenskiy Upbeat On Counteroffensive Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
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