Ukraine is currently investigating around 7,600 potential war crimes and over 500 suspects in response to Russia's invasion on February 24th. British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss stated that Russia has committed barbaric acts and atrocities, including against women, and that British expertise will help uncover the truth and hold President Putin's regime accountable. Truss is currently in The Hague meeting with the International Criminal Court President and her Dutch counterpart to discuss the investigation. A specialist team will be assisting the Ukrainian government in gathering evidence and prosecuting war crimes, with a focus on conflict-related sexual violence. Moscow refers to its actions as a "special operation" with the goal of weakening Kyiv's military capabilities and safeguarding Russian-speaking residents in the eastern part of the country.