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Ukraine singles out Russian soldiers for atrocities in Bucha.

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KYIV — The Ukrainian authorities have printed the names and images of 10 Russian soldiers whom they accuse of kidnapping and torturing unarmed civilians in the city of Bucha, probably the most detailed accusation but in opposition to Russian forces in Ukraine.

Bucha, a suburb north of Kyiv, was the location of a number of the conflict’s worst atrocities found up to now. The our bodies of lots of of civilians had been discovered there after Russian troops pulled out of the world in late March. Many victims had been shot in the again of the pinnacle and others had been executed with their palms tied behind their backs. Ukrainian officers stated that ladies had been raped and kids killed.

Ukraine’s prosecutor common’s workplace stated in a press release on Thursday that the ten named Russian soldiers took civilians hostage, “killed them with hunger and thirst, kept them on their knees with their hands tied and their eyes taped” and “humiliated and beat” them. The assertion, which was posted on social media, included images of the soldiers recognized.

“We know all the details about them and their actions,” President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine stated in an in a single day handle. “And we will find everyone, just as we will find all the other Russian thugs who killed and tortured Ukrainians, who tormented our people, who destroyed houses and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine.”

Russian officers have denied that their troops dedicated any crimes in Bucha, calling the pictures and witness accounts faux. But dozens of witnesses, together with impartial human rights investigators, have stated the occupying Russian forces did simply that.

In a current Human Rights Watch report, the advocacy group stated that “Russian forces committed a litany of apparent war crimes during their occupation of Bucha” and there was “extensive evidence of summary executions, other unlawful killings, enforced disappearances, and torture, all of which would constitute war crimes and potential crimes against humanity.”

Ukrainian authorities recognized Russia’s sixty fourth separate motorized infantry brigade because the unit accountable for a few of these atrocities and stated their involvement had been “established through investigative and coordinated work of prosecutors and police officers.” The soldiers had been all younger and decrease rating and included 4 privates, 4 corporals and two sergeants, Ukrainian officers stated.

This case is the fruit of a sprawling investigation that can probably produce extra detailed allegations in the approaching days. For the previous month, lots of of Ukrainian legal professionals and law enforcement officials have combed Bucha’s ruined streets, interviewing witnesses and gathering forensic proof from our bodies and crime scenes.

They have additionally gathered imagery of Russian soldiers from social media, closed circuit cameras and different sources to find out which Russian troops had been the place, and line that up with when atrocities had been dedicated.

“Ukraine’s position is absolutely clear,” Mr. Zelensky stated. “Every Russian criminal must be and will be brought to justice. Whoever they are and wherever they hide, we will find them all and make them bear responsibility.”

Oleksandr Chubko contributed reporting.

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