The IC has opened more than 6,000 cases since 2014 on the Kiev regime's crimes

The Investigative Committee has opened more than 6,000 criminal cases on crimes committed by the Kiev regime since 2014. This was reported by the agency on December 27.

"Over the past period, 6,025 cases were initiated against representatives of the Ukrainian leadership, members of radical nationalist associations, as well as representatives of the Ukrainian security services and AFU servicemen," - stated in the Telegram-channel of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation.

According to the agency, a number of criminal cases have been considered by Russian courts so far. About 13% of the defendants have been sentenced to life imprisonment.

In addition, the work on bringing foreign mercenaries to criminal responsibility continues.

Also, according to the agency, the Investigative Committee has indicted the former head of the Ukrainian presidential administration, Ihor Rainin and Andriy Bohdan, for crimes in Donbas. As a result of their actions, militants carried out shelling of populated areas in the region. According to the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, 123 people were killed, including 11 children. At the moment, the accused are being sought.

Earlier, on August 29, the Russian Foreign Ministry's ambassador-at-large for crimes of the Kiev regime, Rodion Miroshnik, said in an interview with Izvestia that the Russian Foreign Ministry has the evidence base of the Kiev regime's crimes against civilians in Kursk Region and intends to make it public. He specified that the relevant materials have been handed over to the states, which "should know the truth about what is happening."

Before that, on 22 August, he also said that Moscow was ready to exert pressure on the Kiev authorities in order for them to comply with the norms of international humanitarian law.