through sports facilities, it is also the creation of hunger, and it is a violation of the honor and dignity of people. well, as well as other violations of the definition of article 8 of this attitude of mr. sergiu. and how does the process of documenting these war crimes take place, is there a single platform where all these documents are collected, if we if we are talking about the documentation of war crimes directly, are they carried out both by national bodies and directly by public organizations , is there a single platform, of course, the register of pre-trial investigations which are conducted by the general by the prosecutor's office and law enforcement agencies, it is the most complete, most likely to date, but when a public organization is also

working on this process, it turns out facts that are not always fixed by law enforcement agencies, and then we can directly with the people with whom we work, we also adjust them to that it is absolutely necessary to contact the law enforcement agencies and record the fact of violation of their right , because without this it is quite difficult to prove something and the person to receive compensation status or other things that may in the future belong to such people. and how is your cooperation with law enforcement agencies built, that is, do you have any coordination body or how is it carried out? no , in fact, now it is more at the level of personal cooperation and direct connections with or

a certain department the prosecutor's office or certain people under certain requests when there is ms. skazhem so a place or directly some kind of case and then we are already working on it together with them. serhii, you know that you went to the liberated kherson, you can come with us share what exactly you saw there and how the process of collecting evidence is currently going on there, well, directly, i didn't go, my colleague went, who is still in kherson to this day, and he, er, he has already started this process and is working with this information that he finds there he is directly responsible for the kherson direction because our initiative is a tribunal for putin and works on a regional

basis when individual people work on individual regions and there are already facts of torture of people, and that is, places where such people were received of course, this is the most e-e working. well, there is e-e violation when people were illegally detained, they were e-e carded some of them and we will no longer see you and of course it will be a long process because after the deoccupation of such places more more will be revealed and probably kherson, which was under occupation for quite a long time, will show us another side that was not shown to us. probably like it or not raisin and it will be quite painful

and unpleasantly blatant for all of us, but we expect that quite a lot will still be revealed there, you are your union has been documenting russian crimes , as far as i know, since 2014, that is, it covers the period of the anti-terrorist operation, later the operation in the area of ​​the joint forces, and now on february 24, the events that took place after that in the context of a full-scale war, how many alleged war crimes have you recorded since then on the part of the russian federation, we have been working since the occupation of crimea and donbas. and if we are talking directly about the period after february 24, 2022, then we have more than 26,000 alleged war crimes have been recorded, if we are talking about the previous period, then we

have approximately the same volume in just eight years, and this is enough. for the entire previous period, and this despite the fact that now we already have occupied territories, that is, kherson region, kharkiv region, kyiv region, and what will happen in the occupied territories of donetsk region, luhansk region of crimea in these 9 years, we will surely see a bigger picture and it will be difficult to attribute it to that or some other period ago, we probably wo n't be shooting for some period and a full-scale invasion or after p. sergei, the

stories of our fellow journalists or photos of correspondents, how do they help you in your work, in fact, this is quite auxiliary material because it refers to to the category of documentation from open sources and directly qualitative materials of journalists, they help not help, the only request to all journalists is not to try to hype on certain topics try to more let's say so colorfully cover this or that event, thereby causing harm to people or disturbing the scene of the event, because first of all , the law enforcement officers must record the scene of the event in accordance with their procedure, and this will help them in the

further proof that if this place is violated, then we we will not be able to expect any visits specifically for this episode, and also to journalists, please take care of yourself, do not try to, for the sake of the plot of the picture , e.e. first of all, it is important for all of us and any information that you will receive in this way will be worthless because you will no longer be there, but really the work of journalists today is auxiliary in this process and it is very good that now after february 24 in this direction it it is only getting better and more effective more than 50,000 war crimes recorded by you alone it is scary to imagine how much grief and how much devastation is behind all this

but of course the belief that sooner or later everyone will bear responsibility who committed these crimes gives us the impetus to fight further and ukraine, by the way , is working every day on the creation of a special tribunal for the top leadership of russia, prosecutor general andriy kostin assured this, he reminded that there is still no international institution that can condemn putin and his entourage for aggression, that is why new mechanisms are needed, the world has to unite but the implementation of this idea of ​​creating a tribunal is not just a political position of ukraine - it is not just a position of president zelenskyi and the entire ukrainian government, it is a position of the entire ukrainian people because the crime of aggression was the primary crime committed by the russian federation. if there had been no aggression, there would have been no possibility of committing other war crimes. therefore, this crime should be punished. andriy kostin - prosecutor general of ukraine serhiy a tell me

how difficult it is to establish the identity of a war criminal in order to bring him to justice, it is difficult because most of the e-e episodes that are revealed, they are already revealed immediately after dissolution and there are no witnesses, there are no lentils and jokes because the above has already died but also a large category of war crimes, crimes committed by the russians today on the territory of ukraine, namely military escalations, they will have names, names, both as a joke and as perpetrators , because such events as illegal detentions, enforced disappearances, torture, they are objectively , specific people are behind them and these specific

people can be identified with the help of those candles provided by the victims and with the help of other things, as we all remember those stories from buchi when mobile phones with photos were found there russians who were in the residence. are the recordings from video cameras in private homes the same? this all makes it possible for a large part of these people to be established in the future. 12 russian soldiers were convicted of war crimes in ukraine. this was reported by the prosecutor general and says that up to 60 people have been sent to the indictment . acts to the court and how will those war criminals be brought to justice whom we cannot now reach and it is not known whether we will be able to if they will be on the territory of the

russian federation, are there any mechanisms in in any case, we need a verdict against these people, if we can honestly and fairly conduct a court hearing and bring him to justice, it is necessary to understand that not all war crimes will be tried directly from us in ukraine by national courts, indeed, the statistics provided by the office of the prosecutor general are like that well what it is today and directly this is the creation of the same tribunal and there is an international criminal court and indeed if we are talking about how to reach russians who will be on the territory of russia , in any case, in order to get them out of there later or to do everything so that they

do not leave the territory of the russian federation , an honest investigation and an honest procedure for bringing someone to justice through a court of law is required. perhaps we will not be able to i will never physically see him behind bars, but the verdicts for these persons must be well or they will be handed down by the armed forces of ukraine in relation to, i'm sorry, international efforts in the context of bringing those guilty of russian war crimes to justice crimes in ukraine, we only recently heard that the mh17 case was growing, we watched this process for 8 years, despite the fact that the circumstances of this case were more or less clear from the very beginning, i mean in the context that a missile shot down a civilian passenger plane and then investigated all the circumstances of what happened as here is the person responsible, but it lasted for eight years, how long can i listen to cases about war crimes committed by russians in ukraine, if so. well, it’s not

that simple. let’s say this, but a case in which the circumstances were sufficiently clear was listened to for 8 years, well it is worth understanding that for a considerable time during these eight years, there was talk about the creation of a court about who would create it, where it would be created, and then. these are complex procedures, taking into account the restrictions on access to the scene of the incident to the wreckage, which were not immediately handed over, and the case according to mh17 it is not completed and there will be an appeal for an individual executor, and for others, will there be an investigation and will there be a continuation of this tribunal. if we talk about how long we will have to bring to justice the war criminals who are currently committing crimes, then that is enough

it is difficult to predict that the tribunal that is being created now, it is being created directly for the crime of aggression for only one of the four international crimes, and it is also worth understanding that a significant number of these crimes will be considered by our national ukrainian courts, which will also be a great test for their strength and sustainability as much as they will be able to do it probably it will be years it can be 5 and 10 years but as practice shows so yesterday was the very day of the beginning of the nuremberg tribunal in the 45th year and as we know that the last episode that was considered in relation to the crimes of nazi germany, uh, literally several years ago, it is possible that the same will happen with the

criminals of the russian federation, that one day we can bring some of them to justice in 50 or 60 years. finally, i want to ask you a personal question. are you coping with this load? i mean, well, you are also a human being, and documenting, summarizing everything that the russians are doing, all those horrors in the context of physical violence, moral violence, destruction, and so on how do you cope with it, friends, people who surround me, the bike and actually finding happiness in simple things, and in fact, this is what those people who directly gave birth and who spoke about how they tried not to lose themselves and how they prepared themselves

to return to educated life, and directly these people who have the power to tell about what happened to them, who do not close in on themselves, do everything so that later those perpetrators of crimes against them, er, were brought to justice, and precisely helping these people makes me think that we need to work further. we will continue and rest. after the victory, of course, the armed forces are helping us in this so that we are safe and we have the opportunity to do what we are doing today. thank you, serhiy. movchan, the head of the war crimes documentation department of the ukrainian helsinki human rights association, was with us via video link, and my subjective

opinion is that it is so important because these crimes will be investigated by the russians. in ukraine as the very fact that sooner or later they take the investigated and ukraine must make the maximum effort to do this, even in five, even in 10, even in 100 and 1000 years, all russians who can be reached must bear responsibility. a terrorist state, some western deputies claim the chances of passing a 50-50 resolution what threatens the new status of the federation, which, despite sanctions, continues to terrorize peaceful ukrainian cities with mass shelling and rocket attacks, oksana schneider found out the video recorder of the car accidentally captures another crime of the putin regime, yes, russian rockets are hitting the myrny dnieper, more than twenty people,

including a teenage girl, were injured in the dnieper, fortunately there were no victims, and every ukrainian understands that every air attack of the occupier can be the last morning for him dozens of rockets are free about objects main mouse russia is fighting against electricity and heat for people, blowing up power plants, other energy facilities, this is such everyday life now in ukraine because of russian terror for the prices of figures in the kremlin finds justification for its actions, they say that kyiv is the most guilty, says putin's spokesman . the ukrainian foreign ministry, commenting on this statement, so to speak, compared russia to terrorists, because they also kill guilty people in order to achieve the fulfillment of demands for their barbarism. the federation is already becoming a world pariah, it does not want it. to accept any decent international society ukraine has long

called on the world to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, and tiny estonia bravely announced the russian the terrorist regime was further joined by other european parliaments, among them the senate of poland and the chamber of deputies of the czech republic. the first international organization to grant russia terrorist status became the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. europe, although it is so here and the importance of this institution is growing more and more until you know, rather, so to speak, the basis for those decisions that will be made later by the european commission, which will be adopted

later by specific countries to recognize russia as ukraine as a terrorist in the european parliament, a group of deputies of the european people's party called on this union of conservative forces. the minister of defense of the country was a member of the shining socio-political movement that fought for the independence of lithuania in the late 80s, a deputy and still continues to oppose the russian arbitrarily, the political groups of the european parliament have already agreed on a draft resolution on recognizing russia as a state sponsor of terrorism with such a long name that russia will be called a state that supports sponsors of terrorism and a state that uses terrorism as an

instrument of the european commission's policy and the european councils, they have already developed specific legal documents in which everything will be written what does this mean what consequences will follow from this and the name is very new situation eh in eh for the european union for the european continent because the state itself has not become a terrorist state, the resolution will be put to a vote on november 23 during the plenary session of the european parliament in strasbourg, france , and if the unprecedented decision in history europe will approve the new status of russia will entail not

only additional sanctions and a review of diplomatic relations, it will be a serious signal for countries that are still hesitating which side to choose in this war oksana shnayder - we are ukraine marathon the only news when the vocation is more important even than one's own life next our story about a heart surgeon who during the brutal battles for kyiv when rockets flew over his hospital continued to operate on patients about a fearless doctor who, despite the danger , treated others further in the plot despite everything and in spite of the cannonade of explosions in kyiv, he continued to perform excess heart surgery. there were several explosions nearby, four or five. well, really close to 1 km, if you count, and it was felt twice. it was during the operations required windows during the operation , it is even easier somehow well, because you don't think

about the war, the dawn of february 24, i didn't hesitate and didn't panic. not even a second at the moment when it all happened. i already knew in my flanders that i had i didn't have my things packed, i got myself together in 10-15 minutes and went to the center. i had an operation planned, which, thank god, we performed successfully. cardiac surgeon bread performs innovative heart operations and gives a second chance at life to patients who have actually already been put to death. yes, the surgery is performed without displacing the chest. that is, all separate pathologies can be performed through the intercostal spaces due to various technologies of video camera tools, replacement of the aortic valve without cardiac arrest, without an artificial blood circulation device. heart operations were refused in

all clinics and only this doctor agreed to the operation, the man could not breathe on his own, but now a little is added well, again for 10 m i was suffocating, i couldn't go to sleep, i did n't sleep normally, i didn't see a single person, i knew that only here would be found on the very first day of a full-scale war, a talented doctor was offered a job abroad, they were waiting for him in one of the swiss clinics, but he refused medically, i was thinking about something else, more precisely about others on that day we had 129 patients in the hospital, 37 of them in wards and resuscitation and intensive therapy, and if there were no medical staff here, who would have remained, then 30% of these patients would not have become the team lived here for 50 days, here we

had mattresses and people slept here, there were mothers with small children, nurses and medical staff, the patients were all here at first, then we went upstairs again, we were worried, well, there are those who do not walk, and we carried them and it was the most difficult because there were not very many men here, there were more women, but there are patients who do not walk, they are heavy and the elevators do not work, and we remember nothing. the cardiac surgery department worked 24/7, as soon as we had the opportunity, we would leave the operating room and be ready for the next one, because there were times when we operated during the day, then we would leave and leave, for example, on the first night, and we at 2 :00 the night began to steam again and no one at that time thought about any postponement and in the breaks between constant operations alarms and

explosions just in the bomb shelter of the hospital bread and celebrated my thirtieth birthday this is an anniversary i don't i'll forget, but it was nice or they congratulated the patients and they congratulated everyone and it was so cozy, oleksandr's wife, his colleague, tried to establish, these 50 days became fateful for them. it was here during the war that they got married, they did it here at work, they also got married with work, that is, they came to everything was there were so many flowers in these balloons and posters just one moment it was emotional when the war started i realized that every day could be my last it was very unexpected unexpected but but but i realized that it was very mutual oleksandr all these limits for two months helped gleb treat seriously ill patients and convinced him his confidence

in victory gave strength to the entire staff . what ah, so that it doesn't happen, we all have to be a single team and we all have to hold on to each other, they got home for the first time in april, when the rest were selected from the region and there was rest a short day later they were again in line to save others lyudmila gavrylyuk oleksandr re shetnikov we are ukraine marathon single news proud of heroic ukrainians who, no matter what, day by day bring our victory closer friends marathon single news continues a short pause and then meet maryna in this studio cook and news stood on the maidan we will win the war dignity

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