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An investigation revealed the identities of 57 Ukrainians who collaborated with Russian forces to detain and torture local civilians in Kherson Oblast, Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) reported on Oct. 16.
NGL.media has identified 1,816 representatives of the occupation authorities, nearly 87% of whom are Ukrainian collaborators. Source: NGL.media Details: On 5 October 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed documents on the accession of four Ukrainian oblasts - Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson - into Russia.
The man, a resident of Ukraine's partially Russian-occupied Luhansk province, was promised a $100,000 reward for each killing, according to Ukrainian prosecutors.
Three collaborators, all Ukrainian officials prior to Russia's invasion, have been detained, according to Ukraine's Security Service.
Ukrainian collaborators in the Russian-occupied city of Skadovsk may be involved in the death, according to reports.