Russian attacks against civilians in Ukraine amount to war crimes, according to a report from a U.N.\u002Dbacked inquiry.
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Among potential crimes against humanity, the report cited repeated attacks targeting Ukrainian infrastructure since the fall that left hundreds of thousands without heat and electricity during the coldest months, as well as the “systematic and widespread” use of torture across multiple regions under Russian occupation.
The commission’s three members are independent human rights experts, and its staff gets support and funding from the council and the U.N. human rights office.
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