#War Crime

On the morning of September 23, Russian UAVs attacked Kyiv: a 42-year-old man was killed and eight people were injured. The prosecutor's office opened a case on a war crime under Part 2 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code. Gas stations and warehouses in several districts of the capital were damaged.

On the morning of September 16, a Russian drone struck a scheduled bus in the Nikopol district. Five people were killed and at least seven were injured. The prosecutor's office opened a case for a war crime.

Russia's night attack on Kyiv on September 8: two killed in a Solomianskyi district warehouse, five victims in 24 hours, 14 high-rises and a TV channel building damaged. The prosecutor's office opened a criminal case.

Three people were killed and 19 wounded in the Russian combined attack on Kyiv on September 8. Fourteen high-rises, a school, a polyclinic, and a gas station were damaged. A criminal case has been opened.

The nighttime combined attack on Kyiv lasted almost five hours: two killed, 16 injured, over 50 damaged facilities. More than 300 rescuers are working at seven locations, and a criminal case has been opened.

On the morning of August 31, a Russian drone attacked a Nova Poshta truck in Bliznyukh, Kharkiv Oblast: the vehicle caught fire and the driver was injured. The prosecutor's office opened a case for a war crime.

An explosion occurred in the daytime near the city of Samar in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast: one person was killed, 11 were injured, and homes were destroyed and damaged. Residents of several settlements are being evacuated from the danger zone.

A Russian drone hit a freight car near the platform in the Lozovskyi district of Kharkiv Oblast, where an electric train for evacuation was standing. Two women were killed, five people were injured, including an 11-year-old girl in critical condition.

A Russian strike on a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih caused a fire and dozens of injuries. The Regional Military Administration reported 91 injured and six killed, while other publications cite higher figures.