Four years ago, Russia launched a full-scale invasion, bringing thousands of crimes against people, the state, and international law to Ukrainian soil.

From the first days of the war, prosecutors, together with investigators and international partners, have systematically documented every crime. From shelling civilian infrastructure, torture, to deportations, sexual violence, and the destruction of entire communities.

The investigation of war crimes has become not only a legal task but also a part of the struggle for justice and memory.

Ukraine has effectively created one of the largest real-time war crime documentation systems in the world, using modern forensic methods, digital evidence, and international cooperation. Prosecutors are laying the groundwork for national and international justice. Below, we present key results of this work in numbers.