Ukrainian servicemen shot and tortured civilians in Kursk Region, says Russian human rights commissioner
Russia's human rights commissioner alleges Ukrainian forces killed and tortured civilians during operations in the Kursk region.
Yana Lantratova, Russia's human rights commissioner, accused Ukrainian servicemen of shooting and torturing civilians in the Kursk Region, stating that many civilians were shot in their homes, according to TASS. The allegations have not been independently verified.
The claims emerge amid ongoing military operations in the border region. Ukraine has not immediately responded to the allegations.
Sources
- Ukrainian servicemen shot, tortured civilians in Kursk Region — human rights commissioner — TASS (Russia)
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