Russia has committed 22,504 war crimes in Ukraine since it began its invasion of the country in February, according to a Monday report from Ukrinform citing the Telegram of the Prosecutor General's Office.
Of those crimes, some 21,677 were related to law violations of the war, while others were related to Russian propaganda, the report said.
Some 10,922 crimes against national security were registered, 1,283 as treason and another 64 were considered sabotage.
Kyiv's top prosecutor said at the end of May that Ukraine identified more than 600 war crime suspects including Russian military officials, politicians and propaganda agents; about 80 of them were being prosecuted.
Past crimes
Last May, a 21-year-old Russian soldier pled guilty to killing a 62-year-old unarmed civilian in the first few days of the invasion.
Another war crime is the massacre in the Ukrainian city Bucha, where photos of mass civilian casualties were uploaded to social media.
Reuters contributed to this report.