#Russian aggression

Troop mobility has become just as vital as firepower against Ukraine’s fight against Russian invasion. With over 110 types of military vehicles in action—60 added in 2024 alone—here’s a deeper look at some of the Ukraine troop carriers used on the frontlines in Ukraine today.

Russia has committed a litany of war crimes and violations of international law, against Ukrainians—torture, crimes against humanity, and cultural genocide—while waging its war of aggression. Despite sanctions and global condemnation, these atrocities continue to escalate. This article sheds light on just a fraction of the thousands documented daily by authorities in their pursuit of justice and accountability.

Since 2014, Russians have flocked to occupied Crimea, replacing Ukrainians who left. The same thing is happening in Mariupol. It’s yet another Russian war crime quietly unfolding as international law prohibits the transfer of an occupying power’s civilian population into its occupied territory.