Interfax-Ukraine

News about recent political developments in Ukraine, key Ukrainian economic news and major current events in the CIS and the rest of the world.

https://en.interfax.com.ua/

More news

Cars fired upon by occupiers in Kupiansk district found in gray zone, at least 20 people killed, half of them children – SBU.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) is investigating criminal proceedings on the fact of the execution of a civilian convoy by the occupiers in the so-called gray zone between the occupied Svatove of Luhansk region and liberated Kupiansk in Kharkiv region, acting head of the SBU Vasyl Maliuk has said.

"At the end of September, the ruschists completely destroyed a convoy of seven cars. At least 20 people were killed, including 10 children. A brutal attack on civilians was made by a sabotage and reconnaissance group of invaders – they shot six old passenger cars from small arms almost point-blank and one GAZelle vehicle," Maliuk said.

"The enemy has once again proved that his goal is the destruction of all Ukrainians, regardless of age and gender. The occupiers are defeated on the battlefield and out of desperation respond to them by killing civilians," Maliuk added.

SBU officers, under the procedural guidance of the Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office, are investigating this war crime under Part 2 of Article 438 (violation of the rules of warfare, combined with premeditated murder) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.

The final number of victims is being established, and appropriate examinations are being carried out. Several people who were riding in the shelled convoy managed to escape. Now they are giving their testimony to the investigators.

At present, the identity of those killed by the Russians is being established, and a comprehensive recording and collection of evidence of this crime for the International Criminal Court is underway. Also, the SBU is doing everything possible to identify those involved in the murder of civilians.

"Such crimes do not have a statute of limitations, the perpetrators of these crimes will certainly be held accountable for their deeds," the SBU said.

Tags: #kharkiv_region

Mykolaiv region signs cooperation memo with Japan

Mykolaiv region signs cooperation memo with Japan

Mykolaiv region has signed a Memorandum of cooperation with Japan, which provides assistance to the region and training of specialists in the field of prosthetic rehabilitation, head of the Regional Military Administration Vitaliy Kim reports.

Interfax-Ukraine 1
Israeli tanks mobilize near border, advancing towards Gaza.

Israeli tanks mobilize near border, advancing towards Gaza.

Explosions were seen in Gaza from the Israeli side of the border on Saturday (December 2), shooting bursts of smoke over the skyline of the enclave, while Israeli tanks were spotted moving near the area. Israel has sworn to annihilate Gaza-based H...

The Sun -

How companies can benefit from improving disability access - DW News.

How companies can benefit from improving disability access - DW News.

Worldwide, around one billion people live with a disability and yet just 4% of firms include disability in workplace policy. Companies are missing out when it comes to realising the potential which people with disabilities offer. With Internationa...

DW News -

Filmmaker captures the brutal Russian siege of a Ukrainian city.

Filmmaker captures the brutal Russian siege of a Ukrainian city.

CNN's Christiane Amanpour speaks with Mstyslav Chernov, a Ukrainian journalist and filmmaker who directed "20 Days in Mariupol," a film about the brutal Russian siege of the city. #CNN #News

CNN -

Border patrol focusing on administrative duties instead of enforcement: Brandon Judd.

Border patrol focusing on administrative duties instead of enforcement: Brandon Judd.

National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd reacts to migrants riding on top of a train heading into the U.S. on ‘Cavuto Live.’ #foxnews Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox News Video: Watch Fox News Channel Live: FOX News Channel (FNC...

Fox News -

Boris Johnson set to back Matt Hancock and apologise for COVID complacency.

Boris Johnson set to back Matt Hancock and apologise for COVID complacency.

Boris Johnson will reportedly tell the COVID inquiry that he "unquestionably made mistakes" during the pandemic, but his decisions helped save tens of thousands of lives. The former prime minister is due to give evidence next week - and according ...

Sky News -

A 7.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Southern Philippines #shorts  - VOA News

A 7.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Southern Philippines #shorts - VOA News

People rush out of a shop in southern Philippines as items fall on the ground and electricity goes out after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake hit the archipelago's Mindanao island. The Philippine Seismology Agency Phivolcs said the waves could hit the P...

VOA News -