Overview
- The commission documents short‑range drones hunting civilians and striking homes, humanitarian distribution points, energy infrastructure, and first responders, with some sites hit repeatedly.
- The report concludes the campaign constitutes the crimes against humanity of murder and forcible transfer, and also details war crimes involving deportations and unlawful transfers from occupied Zaporizhzhia.
- Investigators identify drone units, associated military formations, and commanders operating from the left bank of the Dnipro River as part of Russia’s Dnepr Group of Forces.
- Citing local authorities, the findings note more than 200 civilians killed and roughly 2,000 injured over the past year, alongside sharp depopulation of frontline communities.
- Russia rejects the inquiry and refused cooperation; the report was submitted to the UN General Assembly’s Third Committee as fighting and cross‑border drone strikes continue to be reported.