More than four years after the world-shaking Bucha massacre, the Kremlin's version that the massacre of civilians was a Ukrainian-organized massacre is being revived in the public sphere. This time, it is being repeated by pro-Russian Irish journalist Chay Bowes, who, based on dubious casualty figures and previously denied claims, raises questions about the responsibility of the Russian military for the crimes committed in Bucha.
More than four years after the world-shaking Bucha massacre, the Kremlin's version that the massacre of civilians was a Ukrainian-organized massacre is being revived in the public sphere. This time, it is being repeated by pro-Russian Irish journalist Chay Bowes, who, based on dubious casualty figures and previously denied claims, raises questions about the responsibility of the Russian military for the crimes committed in Bucha.