Overview
- RIA Novosti quoted special envoy Rodion Miroshnik as saying Ukrainian troops shot 130 people in Selidovo.
- Miroshnik said many residents fled frontline areas, and authorities are working to establish the number of survivors.
- Russian reporting states the Investigative Committee’s military units are documenting and investigating alleged crimes by Ukrainian servicemen and foreign fighters in the newly incorporated regions.
- The DNR human-rights commissioner reported in July 2025 that more than 100 bodies with signs of violent death, including beatings, torture and sexual violence, were found in Selidovo.
- Selidovo is about 40 kilometers northwest of Donetsk, and Russia’s Defense Ministry said it was captured on October 29, 2024.