
The report included data on an attack on a college in Starobelsk and a residential building on Mosfilmovskaya
The Council for Human Rights under the President of the Russian Federation sent abroad a selection of crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for April - June 2026, including an attack on a college in Starobelsk.
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The HRC regularly sends reports to international organizations on human rights violations and crimes in the conflict zone.
The Russian Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights (HRC) sent abroad a new selection of crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for April-June 2026, the report also included data on the attack of the Ukrainian armed forces on a college in Starobelsk, the Council reported.
“From the children’s hostel in Starobelsk to the house on Mosfilmovskaya: the HRC sent a new selection of crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine abroad. The next collection includes recorded facts of crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the national battalions of Ukraine for April-June of this year,” the HRC says in the Telegram channel.
The Council notes that the geography of attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces has seriously expanded, and the targets of attacks are exclusively civilians.
“This includes a blow to a college dormitory in Starobelsk, a drone attack on a residential building on Mosfilmovskaya, and numerous explosions of civilian energy infrastructure in various regions of Russia,” the message adds.
In addition, the Chairman of the HRC, Valery Fadeev, emphasized that the Council asks that the information contained in the report be taken into account when assessing what is happening in Ukraine and when making decisions on providing it with any forms of support.
“Once again we call on you to influence the Ukrainian authorities at the international level in order to stop flagrant violations of human rights,” Fadeev said in his accompanying letter, the words of which are quoted in the message.

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