The editorial board of The New York Times released new evidence of war crimes by Russian occupants in Bucha. It is reported by the NYT.
The first surveillance video from March 4 shows Russian occupiers leading the Ukrainians who were taken prisoner. The Russian soldiers then took the men behind a nearby office building, which they seized and turned into a makeshift base.
A video from a drone shot on March 5 shows bodies lying on the ground near the office building at 144 Yablonskaya Street, and military equipment with Russian symbols and Russian military personnel can also be seen.
As a reminder, in Bucha, near Kyiv, which was temporarily occupied by Russian troops after the Russian invasion, the bodies of 412 dead and dead residents were found after the occupants left there.
A weekslong investigation by The New York Times Visual Investigations unit provides new evidence — including three videos obtained by The Times — that Russian paratroopers rounded up and executed a group of Ukrainian men. https://t.co/6iKcomv3RN
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