
#Russian War Crimes
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![The temporary maritime transport corridor from the ports of Greater Odesa is continuing to operate in Odesa, southern Ukraine, on January 4, 2024. (Source: Getty Images) The temporary maritime transport corridor from the ports of Greater Odesa is continuing to operate in Odesa, southern Ukraine, on January 4, 2024. (Source: Getty Images)]()
![Released Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs) embrace each other following a prisoner exchange at an undisclosed location, in the Chernihiv region on May 15. (Source: Getty Images) Released Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs) embrace each other following a prisoner exchange at an undisclosed location, in the Chernihiv region on May 15. (Source: Getty Images)]()
![How AI and Crowdsourcing Help Document Russian War Crimes in Ukraine How AI and Crowdsourcing Help Document Russian War Crimes in Ukraine]()
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- War in Ukraine
Ukraine is navigating the most documented war in history. Every day, Ukrainians generate terabytes of data, capturing critical evidence of Russian crimes across the country. To process this massive volume of information, find missing people, and catalog war crimes for future court proceedings, Ukrainian teams are deploying AI-driven analysis programs. We spoke with the Ukraine War Archive , an organization preserving the digital memory of Ukraine’s defense.![A truck delivering food to an ATB supermarket burns after a Russian FPV drone strike in central Kherson on August 5, 2026. (Photo: open source) A truck delivering food to an ATB supermarket burns after a Russian FPV drone strike in central Kherson on August 5, 2026. (Photo: open source)]()
![Foreign nationals captured by Ukrainian forces after fighting for Russia attend an informational session while in Ukrainian custody. (Photo: Open source) Foreign nationals captured by Ukrainian forces after fighting for Russia attend an informational session while in Ukrainian custody. (Photo: Open source)]()
![A Russian serviceman stands in front of destroyed buildings in Ukraine. (Photo: open source) A Russian serviceman stands in front of destroyed buildings in Ukraine. (Photo: open source)]()
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