Key points
- Svidok.org has opened a collection of evidence about the RF attack on Kyiv on July 2.
- 30 people killed, over 90 injured as a result of the shelling.
- Anonymously: Svidok.org website, Telegram bot @SvidokNoteBot, 0-800-507-480.
- Witnesses are asked to tell about what they saw, experienced, and what property was damaged.
- Materials will be submitted to the International Criminal Court and the Office of the Prosecutor General.
The Svidok.org platform has opened another collection of evidence to record the consequences of the massive RF attack on Kyiv on the night of July 2. Then 30 people were killed, and over 90 were injured.
Kyiv residents can safely and anonymously record evidence of the attack:
- on the Svidok.org website;
- through the Telegram bot @SvidokNoteBot;
- by calling 0-800-507-480.
Witnesses are asked to tell where they were, what they saw and heard during the attack, how they feel and are recovering after it, as well as about damaged or destroyed property and the process of eliminating the consequences. All memories are confidential.
The collected materials will make it possible to disseminate information about the war abroad and draw the attention of the world to events in Ukraine, which counteracts disinformation and propaganda from the RF.
Facts of war crimes, along with photos and videos, are submitted to the International Criminal Court and the Office of the Prosecutor General. Hundreds of testimonies have already been added to criminal cases.
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