Pskov paratroopers, “Vityaz” and Chechens were involved in the crimes in Bucha/AP
Journalists conducted an investigation into the atrocities of the invaders in the Kyiv region. It was found out that the Vityaz unit of the National Guard, the 76th Airborne Division from Pskov and the military from Chechnya were involved in the crimes.
The presence of Pskov paratroopers in Bucha is proved by a letter found in his house by a local resident who returned to the city. It was addressed to the soldier Alexander Logvinenko. Journalists established that he was from this brigade
How other Russians got to know
- The same group of Russian soldiers lived in a neighboring house, according to a local. Someone spray-painted “Wolf_68” on the wall. Journalists recognized the Russian Kirill Kryuchkov, because this is how he signs in his social networks. The invader served in the 234th assault air regiment, which is part of the paratrooper division from Pskov.
- The headquarters of the Russian military was located on Yablonskaya Street. Around him, by the way, found 8 bodies. In addition, there was an identity card in the name of Konstantin Korshunov. Journalists identified that this is a soldier of military unit No. 3179, which belongs to the subsection of the Russian Guard “Vityaz”.
Kadyrovites mocked people
There were units of Kadyrovites in Gostomel, Borodianka and Lubyanka. Eyewitnesses told journalists that they had seen Chechens in Bucha. Vladimir Abramov, a resident of the city, remembered that on March 5 they knocked on his door. The Kadyrovites, he said, were dressed in sand-colored uniforms and expensive nubuck boots. They had neater equipment than other Russians.
Then the man told a terrible story. The Chechens ordered him and other people in the house, Irina and Oleg, to go outside with their hands up. The Russian began interrogating Irina, where the “Nazis” were hiding, and then set fire to their house.
While Irina was being interrogated, other Chechens ordered her husband to take off his shirt. They took him naked to the waist out of the house into the cold. Vladimir heard Oleg asking the soldiers not to harm him. However, they forced him to kneel down and then brutally shot him.
Genocide in Bucha
When Russian troops were driven back from the Kiev region, the world saw a terrible picture. Journalists and the Ukrainian military entered the city liberated from Russian occupation, and dozens of dead civilians lay on the streets.
Some of them had their hands tied behind their backs, some died from gunshots in back of the head. This is a real genocide of Ukrainians. People remember how the Russian military shot random passers-by, robbed houses and did not let them leave.
