Russian Forces Used Starvation as a Warfare Tactic in Mariupol, Legal Experts Report

A new dossier submitted to the International Criminal Court details systematic attacks on essential civilian infrastructure during the 85-day siege.

Experts conclude that Russian forces intentionally targeted food, water, and healthcare facilities.
The siege resulted in the deaths of thousands of civilians due to starvation and lack of basic necessities.
The report includes analysis of satellite imagery, eyewitness accounts, and open-source data.
Legal experts argue the actions constitute a war crime under international law.
The dossier is part of a broader investigation into alleged war crimes committed in Ukraine.