Khthon documents mass graves, atrocity crimes, and forensic evidence from conflict zones worldwide. Our work is strictly humanitarian and apolitical.
This site may contain imagery and descriptions of deceased individuals, violent injuries, and human remains gathered in the course of active investigations. Content is presented for accountability and documentation purposes only.
Khthon documents mass graves, atrocity crimes, and forensic evidence from conflict zones worldwide. Our work is strictly humanitarian and apolitical.
This site may contain imagery and descriptions of deceased individuals, violent injuries, and human remains gathered in the course of active investigations.
Khthon is an OSINT and SATINT-based humanitarian NGO that locates, analyses, and reports mass graves and other war crimes in hidden conflicts around the world.
Spatial relationship between burial sites and command facilities consistent with documented Chechen patterns.
Satellite analysis documents systematic disturbance of pre-existing burial grounds within the hospital perimeter.
Archival satellite imagery corroborates NGO exhumation records and ECHR court documentation.
Industrial-scale burial with mechanised tread patterns and orthogonal trench geometry visible in Planet imagery.
How We Work
We do not have personnel on the ground in most of the environments we investigate. Instead, we work from open-source materials — commercial satellite imagery, survivor and witness testimony, leaked documents, court records, and geolocated media — verified against one another and against publicly available forensic literature.
Where evidence is ambiguous, we say so. Where access is blocked, we state that too.
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Contribute
Khthon operates with a core team of analysts, researchers, and technologists — almost all of whom began as volunteers. We do not require formal credentials, but we do require rigour, care, and a willingness to work carefully with sensitive material.
If you have skills in satellite imagery analysis, OSINT investigation, GIS, forensic anthropology, software development, or legal research, we want to hear from you.
Apply to volunteerWe also accept financial contributions. Khthon is a registered NGO. Donations support infrastructure, data access costs, and field verification work.
