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Yugoslavia experience shows international justice is inevitable – Le Monde journalist

Skepticism toward international justice during wartime is common, but the experience of Yugoslavia shows that the sense of impunity eventually fades. All the more so in Ukraine, where the idea of justice and accountability for war crimes is already seen as a necessary condition for future peace.

Identification of WWII victims found by Ukrainian-Polish expedition underway in Lviv

In Lviv, a joint Ukrainian-Polish expedition is completing search and exhumation works during which a mass grave containing the remains of about 40 victims of the Second World War was discovered.

Russians massively transferring military equipment in Zaporizhzhia sector — Andriushchenko

Russian forces are actively moving columns of military equipment, ammunition, and personnel in the Zaporizhzhia direction, according to Petro Andriushchenko, head of the Center for the Study of Occupation.

Border breach in Kharkiv region: Ukrainian troops repel Russian infantry attack

In Kharkiv region, Russian invading forces have stepped up activity near the settlement of Milove, crossing the Ukrainian state border.

Zelensky signs decree on new sanctions against collaborators in TOT

President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a decree introducing new sanctions against individuals cooperating with the enemy in the temporarily occupied territories.

Mass graves of civilians, destroyed cities, torture: Zelensky says Russia is repeating Nazi crimes

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the Russian Federation is repeating the crimes once committed by the Nazis—pointing to mass graves of civilians, tortured prisoners of war, abducted children, and cities left in ruins.

Mass graves of civilians, destroyed cities, torture: Zelensky says Russia is repeating Nazi crimes

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the Russian Federation is repeating the crimes once committed by the Nazis—pointing to mass graves of civilians, tortured prisoners of war, abducted children, and cities left in ruins.

Mass graves of civilians, destroyed cities, torture: Zelensky says Russia is repeating Nazi crimes

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the Russian Federation is repeating the crimes once committed by the Nazis—pointing to mass graves of civilians, tortured prisoners of war, abducted children, and cities left in ruins.

Ukraine marks Day of Remembrance of victims of political repression

Today, May 18, Ukraine marks the Day of Remembrance of Victims of Political Repression.

Zelensky: As Ukraine keeps fighting for its life, Moscow hosts “parade of bile and lies”

President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the nation on the occasion of the Day of Remembrance and Victory over Nazism. Streaming from Kyiv’s main street, Khreshchatyk, the president stressed the difference between celebrating this day in Kyiv and Moscow.

Vandalism at UIA grave on Mount Monastyr: Polish prosecutor shares details of investigation

Polish police will be investigating the case of vandalism at the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UIA) grave on Mount Monastyr near Przemyśl for the next two months. After that, the case materials will be handed over to the prosecutor’s office, which will decide on the further course of action.

Ukraine’s forces not spotting attempts by Russians to cross Vovcha river in Kharkiv region

Ukrainian forces have not recorded any attempts by Russian invaders to cross the Vovcha river near Vovchansk on the Kharkiv front.

MIA reports 57 people possibly taken captive in past week

Over the past week, employees of the Department for Persons Missing in Special Circumstances of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, using specialized software, obtained information about the possible captivity of 57 people.

Ukraine bolstering its warfighting and defense industrial capacities as the war enters into its fourth year

Bucha honors memory of victims: 1,190 bodies found after liberation from Russians

After the liberation from Russian invaders, 1,190 bodies of people killed by Russian forces were found in Bucha district of the Kyiv region.

Russians hit Izium with ballistic missile: Four killed, 20 injured

The Russian army launched a missile attack on the town of Izium in the Kharkiv region. At least four people were killed, according to preliminary data.

Mass burial site in Izium: 22 bodies remain unidentified

The bodies of 22 victims from a mass burial site in Izium, Kharkiv region, remain identified.

Ukraine grants permission for April exhumation of Polish victims in Ternopil region

Ukraine has granted permission to Poland to conduct exhumation work in April for the Polish victims of the Volyn tragedy, who perished in 1945.

Ukraine, Poland exchange lists of sites to search for victims of historical conflicts

Kyiv and Warsaw have exchanged lists of locations for the search and identification of remains of victims of mutual historical conflicts.

There’ll be no Yalta-2 or Minsk-3 – Sybiha at OSCE Ministerial

Russia wants a world with zones of influence, but the international community must jointly and resolutely oppose this and increase the price of war for the Russian aggressor, forcing Moscow to accept a just peace.

Genocide of Ukrainians prepared by Russian leadership long before full-scale invasion – Budanov

Chief of the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense, Kyrylo Budanov, stated that Russia’s current military-political leadership had been systematically preparing for the genocide of Ukrainians long before the start of the full-scale invasion.

Russian torture chambers in Kharkiv region: 319 victims officially recognized

In Kharkiv region, law enforcement authorities are investigating 12 criminal cases related to Russian torture chambers, with 319 individuals officially recognized as victims.

Identification of 75 people killed by Russians continues in Kharkiv region

In Kharkiv region, 75 victims of Russia's armed aggression remain unidentified, most of whom are from a mass burial site in the Izium forest.

Slovenian president honors fallen soldiers in Lviv

Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar and the leadership of the Lviv regional military administration have honored the memory of fallen soldiers on the Field of Mars in Lviv.

Ukraine's presidential couple commemorate victims of political repression

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and First Lady Olena Zelenska have visited the Bykivnia Graves National Historical and Memorial Reserve and honored the memory of the victims of political repression.

Ukrainians who fought Nazism in WW2, once again stand up against evil - Zelensky

The Ukrainian nation that 80 years ago fought against Nazism is one again countering the forces of evil.

Delegation from Kenya visits Bucha

On April 24, a delegation from Kenya visited the city of Bucha in the Kyiv region to see firsthand the consequences of the brutal Russian occupation.

War destroys environment, but we must survive for future generations

At a special conference, environmentalists spoke about the impact of Russian armed aggression on Ukraine's environment and the possibility of its restoration The war in Ukraine has been going on for 10 years.

In Kyiv region, 130 war-damaged schools restored

In the Kyiv region, 130 schools and 70 kindergartens, which were destroyed or damaged by Russia’s full-scale invasion, have already been restored.

Japanese Foreign Minister visits Bucha and Irpin

Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa has visited Bucha and Irpin in the Kyiv region.