Ukraine’s Bucha buries bodies of unidentified victims of Russian occupation
BUCHA, Ukraine (Reuters) – Ukrainian authorities held a burial ceremony on Tuesday for 15 our bodies present in Bucha 4 months after Russian forces withdrew from the realm.
Deputy Mayor Mykhailyna Skoryk advised reporters that 14 our bodies couldn’t be recognized, including most had gunshot wounds to the top and chest.
“All of the individuals who had been shot and exhumed from a mass grave have torture marks on them,” she stated.
Ukraine and its allies accuse Russian forces of committing atrocities in Bucha, a satellite tv for pc city of Kyiv, after launching its assault in February. Russia denied the cost.
Skoryk stated every grave has a singular marker and if DNA samples enable a sufferer to be recognized, a reputation plate will be mounted and family members can rebury their family members.
(Writing by Yesim Dikmen; Manufacturing by Ivan Lyubysh-Kirdey, Valentyn Ogirenko, Sergiy Volosyn, Andrii Pryimachenko; Enhancing by David Ljunggren and Richard Chang)
