.SecBlinken said the Russians' forcible detention or deportation of roughly a million Ukrainians since Russia's invasion began is a war crime.
The Biden administration’s top diplomat urged Russia to “immediately halt its systematic ‘filtration’ operations and forced deportations in Russian-controlled and held areas of Ukraine” in a Wednesday statement ahead of the Ukraine Accountability Conference.Russia has interrogated, detained, or deported between 900,000 and 1.
"Eyewitnesses and survivors of 'filtration' operations, detentions, and forced deportations report frequent threats, harassment, and incidents of torture by Russian security forces," Blinken continued.
The Russians’ behavior appears to be “premeditated,” and there are similarities to Russian “filtration” operations in Chechnya.
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