The aerial video confirms another execution by the Russian military

The cyclist walks on Vokzalna Street in Bucha, Ukraine at the end of February. At one point a man gets off his bike and continues to walk beside him. Soon he turns onto Jablonska Street. He does not know that he will be called “Body Avenue” because of what will happen there. As they turn the corner, the occupied Russian soldiers on the avenue start firing. The armored personnel carrier unloads several rounds in the direction of the bike, which falls dead next to the bike.

A video taken by the Ukrainian army with an unmanned aerial vehicle confirms the scene of the incident. He was captured long before Russian troops left the area, according to the New York Times, a group of investigators. Bellingcat And Maldita.es, by the way.

A few weeks later, on April 1, after the Russians left, horror broke out in this city near Kiev. Another video shared on Instagram by user Kievskiy Dvizh describes a body lying next to a bicycle in the same place, dressed in the same civilian clothes: a dark blue shirt and light pants.

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According to the New York Times, the Russian armored vehicle seen in the video taken by the plane is a “BMD-4 infantry fighting vehicle” with two cannons, one 100 mm and the other 30. There were more than 20 Russians on the street. Armor. The aerial video was first published by a Ukrainian website Suspilne News And shared on networks by the Nexta TV channel.

The Maldita.es team has confirmed that the location and buildings on the bike path match the street view offered by Google Street View.

The New York Times dates the video to “the end of February.” A Bellingcat research team was able to confirm that the images captured by the drone are at least until March 11th. To do this, they crossed the video with satellite images of the company Planet. Russian troops say they left Bucha on March 30, long after these pictures were taken.

Satellite photos analyzed by The New York Times also confirmed that the bodies of at least 11 people were found on Jablonska Street, which were later captured by international photojournalists until March 11, when Russia was still in control of the area.

Satellite images also confirmed that a mass grave was excavated near one of the local churches on the same date.

The Kremlin constantly denies this

These verified images destroy Russian discourse that denies its involvement in the crimes and argues that it is a “staging” that took place after they left the city. The Russian Ministry of Defense and Foreign Ministry repeated the joke that “the corpses were moved,” a false statement, as confirmed by several examinations of the images. Despite numerous evidences of the massacre of civilians in Bucha, Russia still repeats that everything is fake and staged.