Ukraine exhumes seven remains it claims were murdered by Russian military

• Ukrainian investigators retrieved seven bodies from makeshift graves in a woodland outside Kyiv, claiming they were civilians slain by Russian soldiers during the area’s occupation.
• The bodies were discovered outside of Vorzel, a village fewer than 10 kilometres from Bucha, where Kyiv claims Russian soldiers occupying the area carried out systematic killings in an unsuccessful bid to overrun the capital.
• On Facebook, Kyiv region police head Andriy Nyebytov remarked, “This is another sadistic act of the Russian army in the Kyiv region.

Ukrainian investigators retrieved seven bodies from makeshift graves in a woodland outside Kyiv, claiming they were civilians slain by Russian soldiers during the area’s occupation.

The bodies were discovered outside of Vorzel, a village fewer than 10 kilometres from Bucha, where Kyiv claims Russian soldiers occupying the area carried out systematic killings in an unsuccessful bid to overrun the capital. That is something Russia denies. On Facebook, Kyiv region police head Andriy Nyebytov remarked, “This is another sadistic act of the Russian army in the Kyiv region.”

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At the location of the burials, Nyebytov told Reuters that one of the unearthed bodies was that of a 40-year-old guy dressed casually.

“He’s suffering from two injuries. With a gun, he was shot in the knee. The second round struck him in the temple “he stated An emailed request for comment from Russia’s defence ministry was not immediately returned.

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