Overview
- President Volodymyr Zelensky commemorated the third anniversary of Bucha's liberation, underscoring the atrocities committed during the Russian occupation and the need for accountability.
- During the 33-day occupation in 2022, Russian forces committed over 9,000 war crimes in Bucha, including the killing of more than 1,400 civilians, among them 37 children.
- Zelensky highlighted that the horrors in Bucha revealed the full scale of Russian aggression to the world, marking a turning point in global understanding of the conflict.
- More than 183,000 crimes related to Russian aggression have been documented to date, with Ukrainian authorities calling for prosecution of individual perpetrators.
- Heads of parliaments from 17 European countries and the EU attended the Bucha 2025 summit, demonstrating continued international solidarity with Ukraine.