Ukraine: Critical IT equipment donated to Odesa war crimes prosecutors
Last week, the European Union Advisory Mission (EUAM) to Ukraine handed over essential IT equipment to the War Crimes Department of the Odesa Regional Prosecutor’s Office.
The donation included high-quality printers and digital cameras. The equipment will support prosecutors in their work documenting and investigating international crimes committed in the context of the ongoing Russian war against Ukraine. It will enhance the department’s ability to gather and process evidence efficiently, improving the overall quality and speed of investigations.
“This support is a part of our wider project developed with the support of Sweden and their Civil contingencies agency (MSB) in particular. I believe it shows the commitment of EUAM but also the EU member states to support Ukraine in the investigation and prosecution of the atrocities committed by Russia,” said Michal Vyvoda, Head of International Crimes Investigations Unit at EUAM Ukraine.
This initiative forms part of EUAM’s wider effort to strengthen the operational capacity of Ukraine’s justice institutions, particularly in addressing grave violations of international law.
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