UN Commission Recognizes Russian Attacks on Ukraine's Energy Sector as War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity A new report by the UN's independent International Commission says Russian authorities have deliberately targeted civilian targets, depriving millions of Ukrainians of heat, electricity, water and gas. The committee examined the impact of impacts from fall 2022, with a particular focus on winter 2025–2026. Temperatures then dropped to 21 degrees Celsius and massive drone and missile attacks left people without essential services. It was especially difficult for older people and people with limited mobility. According to the committee's findings, the Russian commanders realized that the targets being attacked are of critical importance to the civilian population, especially in winter. The evidence collected points to a deliberate policy of denying essential services to people. The investigation is based, in particular, on the testimonies of 255 people from nine regions of Ukraine. "As winter approaches, attacks have increased again, which is a serious concern due to the threats to the lives and health of civilians," said Commission Chairman Eric Musa. The commission also found compelling evidence of human trafficking from 29 countries to recruit foreigners for the Russian military. According to the investigation, the men were lured to Russia by deception, forced to sign contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defense and sent on dangerous missions in Ukraine. The commission called on Russia to stop attacks on civilians and infrastructure, and to release trafficked people from the army. Meanwhile, Russian terrorists again attacked Kiev with ballistic missiles last night. Archive, Kyiv Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Beluski / Telegram / Threads.

UN Commission Recognizes Russian Attacks on Ukraine's Energy Sector as War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity A new report by the UN's independent International Commission says Russian authorities have deliberately targeted civilian targets, depriving millions of Ukrainians of heat, electricity, water and gas. The committee examined the impact of impacts from fall 2022, with a particular focus on winter 2025–2026. Temperatures then dropped to 21 degrees Celsius and massive drone and missile attacks left people without essential services. It was especially difficult for older people and people with limited mobility. According to the committee's findings, the Russian commanders realized that the targets being attacked are of critical importance to the civilian population, especially in winter. The evidence collected points to a deliberate policy of denying essential services to people. The investigation is based, in particular, on the testimonies of 255 people from nine regions of Ukraine. "As winter approaches, attacks have increased again, which is a serious concern due to the threats to the lives and health of civilians," said Commission Chairman Eric Musa. The commission also found compelling evidence of human trafficking from 29 countries to recruit foreigners for the Russian military. According to the investigation, the men were lured to Russia by deception, forced to sign contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defense and sent on dangerous missions in Ukraine. The commission called on Russia to stop attacks on civilians and infrastructure, and to release trafficked people from the army. Meanwhile, Russian terrorists again attacked Kiev with ballistic missiles last night. Archive, Kyiv Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Beluski / Telegram / Threads.