Dead Bodies move their hands “Bucha”, Massacre Of Umm “Fabrkat”
Reports of what was said to be a “massacre” in the city of Bucha in the Kyiv region dominated the attention of officials and the media in the world, between a widespread Western accusation campaign and a categorical Russian denial, supported by a renewed call for a Security Council session, after Britain rejected the council’s president for this month.
Earlier, the Ukrainian authorities and media distributed a video allegedly filmed in Bucha, in which the bodies of several dead people appeared on the roads. “The Russian authorities are responsible for these atrocities that were committed during their control of the region,” the European Union said in a joint statement yesterday, Bloomberg News Agency, adding that Brussels will help Ukraine collect and preserve evidence of war crimes. Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki called for the formation of an international commission of inquiry. He added that the formation of the commission “is a must if we want to know the truth.”
And the German news agency said that many Internet users questioned the credibility of these accusations against Moscow, noting that there was no blood near the bodies on the ground, and users also noted that the “dead” moved their hands and appeared in unrealistic pictures.
Moscow denies
There is a theatrical performance a few days later, and the fabrications are spread across all channels and social networks by Ukrainian actors and their Western sponsors.” Lavrov called on Britain, which holds the presidency of the UN Security Council for the month of April, to assume its responsibilities after it rejected a Russian request to hold a council meeting on Bucha.
In Moscow, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov described the situation in Ukraine’s Bucha as a “provocation” and represented a threat to international peace and security. “Another fake (fake) attack was launched in the city of Bucha in the Kyiv region, after the Russian forces left from there according to plans… It was held,” the Russian RT channel quoted Lavrov as saying in a meeting with the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations for Humanitarian Affairs Martin Griffiths.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that Russia rejects accusations of killing civilians in Bucha. He explained that this information should be seriously questioned, noting that there were signs of video fraud and other forgeries. He added, “The video materials distributed by Ukraine cannot be trusted. Experts from the Russian Defense Ministry have revealed signs of video forgery.” He said that the facts and chronology of events in Bucha did not support the Ukrainian version.
no rush
He added, “The situation is undoubtedly dangerous, and we ask many international leaders not to rush into their statements, not to rush into their baseless accusations, and to request information from various sources, and at least listen to our explanations.”
“Russia proposed to discuss what is happening in the Ukrainian city of Bucha at the UN Security Council, but Moscow’s proposal was rejected,” Peskov said. He added that Russian diplomats would continue their efforts to convene a meeting of the United Nations Security Council to discuss what Moscow described as “Ukrainian provocations” in Bucha, although previous efforts by them to arrange such a meeting were rejected.
Peskov declined to comment on whether the uproar caused by “Bocha” would affect peace talks between Moscow and Kiev, which were scheduled to resume yesterday remotely.
huge attack
Russian forces are preparing to launch a massive attack on Ukrainian forces in the eastern Ukraine’s Lugansk region, according to its governor, Sergei Gaday. “We see equipment arriving from different directions, we see the Russians strengthening their ranks and refueling, we know that they are preparing for a massive attack,” he said in a video message. He added: “The bombing operations are intensifying, and last night there was an attempt to enter Robyzhny near Lugansk, which was repelled by our fighters and destroyed many tanks, and there were dozens of bodies belonging to Russian soldiers.”
