Police documenting Russian war crimes in liberated territories of Kharkiv region

In the territories of Kharkiv region liberated from the Russian army, law enforcement officers are documenting Russian crimes against the civilian population, including torture and murder.

“After the village of Hrakovo, Chuhuiv district, was liberated from the Russian invaders, a local resident called the police. He said that the Russians had forced him to bury two men with gunshot wounds and mutilations in March,” the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine posted on Telegram.

According to Volodymyr Tymoshko, Head of the Kharkiv Region Department of the National Police, the police and the prosecutor's office immediately started working in the liberated territories.

The area is still very dangerous, the head of the regional police warned.

As reported, on September 9, Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Denys Monastyrskyi said during his working trip to Kharkiv region that the work of law enforcement agencies in the territories of Ukraine liberated from the Russian invaders would be established as quickly as possible.

The State Bureau of Investigation launched filtration measures in Balakliya, Kharkiv region, which was liberated from the Russians.

Photo credit: National Police

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