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Israeli and Russian forces added to UN blacklist for sexual violence

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Confidence: High Checked on May 30, 2026

Summary

The United Nations has officially added Israeli and Russian armed and security forces to its blacklist of parties responsible for sexual violence in conflict zones. This inclusion appears in the latest UN report, which lists 77 government and non‑government actors and documents numerous alleged abuses by both countries.

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  • Israeli and Russian forces added to UN blacklist for sexual violence in conflict zones | PBS News

    The 35-page report — shared by ... — blacklists 77 government and non-government parties in a dozen countries suspected of committing or being responsible for sexual violence in conflicts around the world....

  • World | PBS News

    Find all of the PBS NewsHour’s international reporting and analysis. ... World May 29 With a stalemate in Ukraine and discontent at home, Putin seems ready to escalate his war ... An annual United Nations report documenting sexual violence in conflicts worldwide has included Israeli forces for the first time since the review began more than 15 years ago for their treatment of Palestinian detainees.

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