What really happened in Bucha? The questions Western media won’t ask – altnews.org

What really happened in Bucha? The questions Western media won't...

The narrative on an event from three years ago is under scrutiny. Here's a closer look at the evidence On the first day of April in 2022, shocking videos began circulating on Ukrainian social media, showing the streets of Bucha, a town in Kiev region, strewn with dead bodies. The "Bucha massacre" quickly became one of the most widely discussed and controversial chapters of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Western media immediately accused th…

What really happened in Bucha? The questions Western media won’t ask – altnews.org

The narrative on an event from three years ago is under scrutiny. Here’s a closer look at the evidence © RT

In 2022, Russia dismissed evidence of war crimes in the Ukrainian city of Butcha as forgeries. An international “truth coalition” of attic researchers and journalists blew away the Russian claims. Facts can exist after all.

Complaint about the massacre in Bucha comes amid the stalemate of the attempt to mediate an agreement launched by the USA. The foreign minister of the European Union, Kaja Kallas, told the European Parliament this Tuesday that there is “overwhelming evidence” of war crimes in Bucha, a region of Ukraine occupied by Russian troops in 2022, where hundreds of bodies were found when it was taken back by the Ukrainians. The complaint about the massacr…

What really happened in Bucha? The questions Western media won’t ask

The narrative on an event from three years ago is under scrutiny. Here’s a closer look at the evidence© RT / RTOn the first day of April in 2022, shocking videos began circulating on Ukrainian social media, showing the streets of Bucha, a town in Kiev region, strewn with dead bodies.  The “Bucha massacre” quickly became one of the most widely discussed and controversial chapters of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Western media immediately a…

'Overwhelming' evidence of war crimes in Ukraine's Bucha: EU's Kallas

The European Union’s top diplomat on Tuesday said there is “overwhelming” evidence of war crimes in the Ukraine city of Bucha, where Russia’s army is accused of murdering hundreds of civilians. “Impunity for war crimes is, frankly, impossible,” Kaja Kallas told EU lawmakers, a day after the third anniversary of Bucha’s liberation. “From photos to phone records and decoded call signs used by commanders on Russian radio channels… we know exactly w…