Britain is preparing Ukrainian judges to conduct trials of Russian war crimes in Ukraine

Sky News reports.

The first group of judges attended sessions at a secret location last week, and more will be trained in the coming months. Britain allocated 2.5 million pounds for this.

Attorney-General Victoria Prentice said the program would provide unprecedented large-scale prosecution of perpetrators of crimes while war continues.

• Yevhen Zakharov, head of the board of Ukrainian Helsinki Union for Human Rights, reported on Espreso on December 9 that since Russian full-scale invasion in Ukraine, more than 27,137 cases of war crimes by Russians have been documented.