Police have identified 12 Russian occupiers involved in the shootings in Bucha.
Suspicion was reported to the commander of the Russian paratroopers involved in the executions of civilians at the intersection of Vokzalnaya and Yablunskaya in Bucha in March 2022. Then the racists killed women, men and children from 14 to 69 years old. They were shot with machine guns and military vehicles when they tried to get to work or to relatives, to evacuate their family from a combat zone, or simply to find food. The National Police of Ukraine announced this on Facebook on January 20.
Law enforcement officials established that 12 paratroopers of the 234th Airborne Regiment from Pskov were involved in the war crime. Their commander ordered to occupy the sector at the intersection of Vokzalnaya and Yablonskaya streets and fire to kill everyone who came into their field of vision. The enemy officer personally monitored the execution of the order, gave instructions on the arrangement of firing positions and the duty of the invaders on them.
Investigators have collected evidence confirming the fact that the civilian commander of the Pskov paratroopers gave the order for execution. He was informed of suspicion of giving an order that violated the laws and customs of war, involving premeditated murder. The Russian faces life imprisonment.
The National Police also reported that seven Russian soldiers are being held criminally responsible for the shootings in Bucha.
Let us recall that in October last year, the platoon commander of the 3rd Airborne Company of the 1st Battalion Tactical Group of the 234th Airborne Assault Regiment of the 76th Airborne Assault Division of the Airborne Forces of the Russian Army was informed of suspicion of massacres in Buche.
Source: Racurs
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