A portal for gathering evidence of Russian crimes launched in Ukraine: how it works

Ukraine has created an Internet portal to which Ukrainians can send evidence of crimes committed by the Russian military. The collected materials are to be used in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

The Ministry of Digital Transformation reported this.

Yes, the new site will gather the following evidence:

• damage to civil infrastructure facilities;
• facts of injury/death of civilians as a result of the use of weapons by the occupier;
• location and use of military equipment in residential areas of the city, the conduct of hostilities by the occupier in residential areas of the city;
• facts of physical violence, imprisonment of civilians by the occupier;
• use of civilian infrastructure for military purposes under civilian cover.

Information about Russian crimes should be sent here. First, you need to provide information about yourself. The authors of the site claim that this information is securely protected, so do not worry.

After that, you need to describe the violation in detail, and then, upload photos or video evidence.

"The more evidence we gather, the more it will deepen the punishment of the aggressor, bring our victory closer and restore justice," the Ministry of Finance said.