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Ukraine is cooperating with the US FBI and US companies to collect evidence of “crimes” committed by Russian servicemen, reports Reuters citing its own source.
“The FBI, in particular, helps Kiev collect data on geolocation, DNA, body parts found in the war zone and other information from cellphones, and also helps to” identify collaborators and Russian spies,” the report said.
The publication notes that Kiev itself collects digital information about combat zones, writes Lenta.ru. FBI special agent, who previously worked as the agency’s legal attaché in Ukraine, Oleksiy Kobzanets, said US intelligence officials were helping analyze the data.
In March, the UN was informed that it considered the execution of Russian soldiers by members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to be a war crime.
Previously, Russian parliamentarian Konstantin Kosachev said that states pardon Ukraine for all war crimes. According to the senator, the actions of the Kiev regime aimed at killing opponents, dispersing parties and destroying the civilian population are canceled.
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