Dozens of civilians were killed
Report: Those responsible for Bucha massacre identified
12/22/2022, 10:16 pm
After losing the Battle of Kiev, the Russians retreated in early April, leaving behind 460 bodies in the small town of Bucha alone. American journalists identify several people responsible for the massacre. Some of them called relatives after the murder – with the victims’ cell phones.
After months of research into the massacre in the Ukrainian city of Bucha, the New York Times has made serious allegations against a unit of the Russian military. American newspaper He released a 28-minute video According to the background and results of their investigation, paratroopers from the 234th Airborne Division were allegedly responsible for the deaths of dozens of civilians on Jablunska Street in Bucha.
According to Ukrainian sources, more than 460 bodies were found in Bucha, a suburb of Kiev, after the Russian army withdrew in April. Atrocities against civilians shocked the world. Russia denies responsibility for the crimes and says footage of the dead is fabricated.
“Soldiers have interrogated and executed unarmed men of military age who have inadvertently killed anyone in their path – whether they were children fleeing with their families, locals looking for food or people trying to bike home,” writes the “New York Times”, which also published a newspaper article about his research.
According to its own reports, the newspaper spent eight months talking to local residents, evaluating security camera footage and analyzing government documents proving the responsibility of the Russian 234th Airborne Division for dozens of killings on Jablunska Street. Phone records show the victims’ phones making calls to Russia, in some cases hours after the victims died. By comparing the data of social networks and conversations with relatives, it was possible to prove that the callers were soldiers from the Russian parachute unit.
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