The ICC classified attacks on energy grids as war crimes as Russia strikes Ukrainian energy infrastructure.

The entities involved

• International Criminal Court →

  intergovernmental organization and international tribunal

  • The International Criminal Court is conducting disciplinary proceedings against Karim Khan, with details revealed by Middle East Eye.Mon 13:23
  • Microsoft lost access to services due to U.S. sanctions imposed on the company.Mon 12:50
• Kyiv →

  capital and largest city of Ukraine

  • Russia and Kyiv face simultaneous drone attacks on major cities alongside talks aimed at ending the war.Mon 17:44
  • Russian drone strikes targeted Kyiv and Sumy on September 28th, including a hit on the National Academy of Sciences.Mon 17:15
• Lviv →

  capital city of Lviv Oblast in western Ukraine

  • Russian forces launched multiple strikes on Ukrainian targets, including cities like Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia, and infrastructure near the Polish border.Mon 16:38
  • Tank gunners targeted and burned local businesses in Lypivka due to systematic Russian aggression.Mon 16:38

Related events

• Kyiv targets Russian energy infrastructure amid intensified attacks deep into Russian territory, framing it as a key strategy to end the war.Jun 18
• Russia targets Ukrainian energy infrastructure while Donald Trump discusses energy targets with Ukrainian officials.Sep 19
• The International Criminal Court is investigating war crimes involving Russian companies, including Gazprom.Sep 9
• Ukraine conducted tit-for-tat drone strikes, hitting a Russian oil refinery and claiming a strike on a plant in Kyiv.Aug 30
• Russia is reportedly preparing an aerial campaign against Ukraine's power grid, while Zelenskyy discussed the situation with Fareed Zakaria.Sep 12