1,004 verified cases of conflict-related sexual violence were documented in Ukraine between February 2022 and July 2026.
The report attributes 89 percent of these violations to Russian forces.
The abuses cited include gang rape and electric shocks against prisoners of war and civilians.
Ukrainian authorities were linked to 11 percent of the violations, mainly threats and beatings.
The UN said the actual figures are likely higher because of under-reporting and restricted access to Russian-held territories.
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All of the reporting centers on the UN finding that conflict-related sexual violence in Ukraine has been documented on a wide scale, with most verified cases linked to Russian forces. The article also agrees that Ukrainian authorities were connected to a smaller share of cases.
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A UN human rights report says sexual violence in Ukraine has been documented on a wide scale, with 1,004 verified cases in the period covered. It says 89 percent of the violations are linked to Russian forces, while Ukrainian authorities are linked to 11 percent. The report cites gang rape, electric shocks, threats and beatings among the abuses described. It also says the true scale is likely higher because of under-reporting and limited access to Russian-held territories.
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A United Nations human rights report released on Friday documents 1,004 verified cases of conflict-related sexual violence in Ukraine between February 2022 and July 2026. The report attributes 89 percent of these violations to Russian forces, citing widespread abuses including gang rape and electric shocks against prisoners of war and civilians. Meanwhile, Ukrainian authorities were linked to 11 percent of the violations, primarily involving threats and beatings. The UN noted that the actual figures are likely higher due to under-reporting and restricted access to Russian-held territories.