Six Individuals Sentenced for Crimes During the Euromaidan
The Obolon District Court in Kyiv sentenced six individuals, including the former commander of the Kyiv Berkut, for violent opposition to protests in 2014. The convicted received prison sentences ranging from 7 to 10 years for unlawful detentions and physical violence against participants of the Euromaidan. The court also stripped them of their special ranks and barred them from holding positions within law enforcement agencies.
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Six people convicted for crimes during the Revolution of Dignity
The Obolon District Court of Kyiv convicted six individuals for crimes against participants in the Revolution of Dignity, including the former commander of the "Berkut" police unit.
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Six Individuals Convicted for Violent Suppression of Protests During the Revolution of Dignity
The Obolon District Court of Kyiv convicted six individuals for violent suppression of protests, including a former commander of the Berkut and his subordinates.
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