Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee  [Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:] I think I am a little bit different from my colleague. I think we don't need to wait until the end of the war, but we should start activities. I can see on many of your lapels some Ukrainian pins with Ukrainian symbols. It sh

Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee  [Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:] You know, you're entirely right. We do need to collect this evidence as soon as possible. We need to prepare the documents of those witnesses, and it has to be done by people who have the relevant experience. You know, our ge

Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee  [Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:] We found a notebook from one of the soldiers that describes the interrogations and atrocities that more than 20 people who were in that torture chamber suffered through. On March 23 our local hospital was bombed. Tanks fired

Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee  [Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:] Those are examples of the atrocities. The entire world should make sure that Putin is brought to account. We believe in Ukraine and the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and we believe in our victory. Ukraine will be victorious. T

Subcommittee on International Human Rights committee  [Witness spoke in Ukrainian, interpreted as follows:] Good day to everyone. I represent a small Ukrainian city called Trostyanets. We are located 30 kilometres from the Russian Federation, so from the very first day, we were very aware of all of the war activities. The Russian