Report says 1,000 cases of sexual violence documented in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022

A presenter summarized findings from a report alleging large‑scale sexual violence in the Ukraine conflict, saying "1,000 cases of sexual violence were documented from 24th February 2022 through the end of July this year." The presenter said the incidents were part of a pattern of "torture, intimidation, and coercion" linked to the wider hostilities.

The presenter told listeners that 89% of the documented cases were attributed to Russian authorities, including "members of the armed forces, the prison service, and the national security service," and that the remaining 11% were attributed to Ukrainian authorities. The report, as cited by the presenter, said most victims were men — particularly in places of detention — while women and children were also affected, primarily in occupied territories of Ukraine. The transcript does not name the report or its author, and the presenter did not specify the exact year referenced by "the end of July this year."