Russia accuses Ukraine of mounting. Ukraine denies this and reports that they have found the bodies of more than 400 civilians in the recovery of Bucha. The UN is trying to verify the material and clarify what happened.
The images of the bodies of civilians lying in the streets of Bucha continue to shock the world. In the past hours they have spread satellite images taken in that place a few weeks ago. The company Maxar Technologies has provided nine photos taken on March 18, 19 and 31 and at least four of the images seem to show in one of the city streets, Yablonska Street.
The city will be under control of Russian troops until March 30. What dismantles the Russian version of the montage; the bodies were there before the Russian troops left
Russia insists the Bucha massacre is a Ukrainian scheme. “We insist that any accusation against the Russian side, against the Russian military, is not only groundless, but it is a well-staged show.” This has been assured by the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitri Peskov.
Ukrainian President Volodomir Zelensky, who visited Bucha on Monday, is calling for his part in bringing the massacre to “international justice”. And it is that the Ukrainian authorities have reported the discovery of more than 400 bodies on the streets of Bucha, a city that has been controlled by Russian troops for several weeks.
Meanwhile, the UN Human Rights Agency continues to analyze and verify the veracity of the videos and other material received about the alleged massacre in the Ukrainian city of Bucha, although “they appear to suggest” that people there were deliberately murdered. something that would be a war crime, as agency spokeswoman Liz Throssell pointed out at a news conference.
“Specific incidents require forensic analysis, monitoring and information gathering to determine who did what,” emphasizes Throssell, who has stated that accountability “takes time” on many occasions.
Direct testimonials from Bucha
Journalist Mikel Ayestarán, who is in Bucha, has interviewed neighbors who told him how they have been there in recent weeks, what they have seen, heard, experienced and suffered.
Source: EITB
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