Russians on the left bank of the Kherson region complain that booby-trapped first aid kits are being dropped by Ukrainian drones.
When you think about it, it's a very suspiciously crap strategy.
I mean, you need to successfully fly a drone carrying a booby trapped med kit in into enemy territory, drop the kit somewhere high traffic, then just hope some Russian soldier notices it and opens it. That's a lot of effort with a lot of things that can go wrong just to commit a war crime against one Russian soldier. Just loading up a drone with a bomb or a landmine seems like it'd be a more successful of a strategy, a hell of a lot less work and it's not a war crime.
If true, this is a war crime by Ukraine.
On the other hand, I find any Russia reports extremely suspicious. While this is completely not out of the question, I would be skeptical that Ukraine would be engaging in sabotage of this sort which is both extremely damaging to PR and of only marginal use.
If it was "Ukraine had engaged in a policy of committing war crimes to regain Crimea" or "Individual Ukrainian troops or units were found committing war crimes", it'd be more believable, but "Ukraine is committing war crimes just to harass Russian troops" seems like something that would need additional verification before I'd lend it any credence.
Which law/s do you believe this breaks?
Then leave Ukraine...
Putin should bring this totally not made up case to the Hague personally