Nearly million people added to National Police of Ukraine's War Crime database
The War Crime information subsystem contains nearly 950,000 files on individuals whose activities are being investigated for involvement in international crimes and crimes against the foundations of Ukraine’s national security, the National Police press service reported on its Telegram channel on Wednesday.
The National Police of Ukraine has added nearly one million individuals to its War Crime database, according to the National Police press service. This information was presented at a technical and strategic seminar in Madrid, organized by the Spanish National Police as part of the EMPACT project. The seminar, which included specialists from Spain, Ukraine, Colombia, the United States, Europol, and AMERIPOL, focused on the development of modern technologies and their potential misuse by organized crime.
The National Police's 'War Crime' information subsystem contains nearly 950,000 files on individuals under investigation for involvement in international crimes and crimes against the foundations of Ukraine's national security. This database highlights the police's efforts to stay ahead of technological advancements and their potential criminal applications, sharing their experiences with international partners to mitigate these risks.
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