Syrsky launched a unified system for documenting Russian war crimes
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi signed an order establishing uniform standards for the collection, processing, and preservation of evidence of war crimes committed by the Russian Federation.
Syrskyi himself announced this.
All data on violations of international humanitarian law identified during combat and special operations will be entered into the “Delta Integration Platform” system.
This effort will be coordinated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s Military Law Enforcement Service, which will include a separate unit dedicated to documenting violations of the laws of armed conflict.
According to Syrskyi, this will allow for the creation of a unified digital evidence base for future trials.
“Every Russian war crime will be recorded. Every piece of evidence will be preserved. Every criminal will be identified,” the Commander-in-Chief stated.
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