s. government denied that any massacre occurred. the reason we had the 992 forensic dig was because from 1981 to 1992, they denied that there was any massacre. when we dug up the bodies and you could see the bodies of the children were shot, most of them, some were be headed in the soccer field, and others were hung from the trees. but the children in the dig that we did were killed in what was called the convent. they were killed and they were buried in a place that we knew of. so the very 1st forensic digs were, digs were bodies of children. it was clear they were all massacred, it was clear, they were mass heard by bullets that had come from missouri in the united states. so the weapons were provided by the united states, those who killed him where the outlook consul, there is no doubt about this. there can be no doubt about this. and one of the things that has been very important in these years from 1990 to the dig all the way through the trial that was just cancelled in el salvador or stopped. and all, salvador is that you cann

the massacre is the children. i mean, not, it's not a shocking massacre. i've documented 53. we're all massacres in el salvador and that's, that's only a partial number. he's our big, massive purse there in the rural areas where they're very hard to document because if you don't take out bodies, if you don't go to the rural areas, which was extremely dangerous when we were going there, because that's where all the kid not all but that's where a lot of the killing was. if you look back at the news, then people covered mostly urban killings and desk, white killings. but what was happening? same time. and elliot abrams was fully aware of this. he's just not telling the truth and i want to say something about him. he was indicted and convicted of perjury. so the fact that the another administration brought him back and tried to rehabilitate him, he did line a congress. he was convicted of that and he may be in the national endowment of democracy, but i am not if there my name is listed there, that's an error here. i was surprised. i never knew that. so thank you for that. know wh

it was clear they were all massacred, it was clear, they were massacred by bullets that had come from missouri in the united states. so the weapons were provided by the united states, those who killed them where the uh, la consul, there is no doubt of us this. there can be no doubt about this. and one of the things that has been very important in these years from 1990 to the dig all the way through the trial that was just cancelled in el salvador or stopped in el salvador is that you can on no longer deny this massacre. you cannot deny the numbers. we have the names, we can list the people we have are slowly identifying through dna, the identities of many of the children so that they are very small caskets can be given back to their surviving family members. so, you know, to say that this is exaggerated, it didn't happen that the victims are lying, that this was a gorilla plot. some of the, a salvadoran military says that this was a cemetery of the gorillas. none of that is borne out by all the evidence we have and we have a lot ought of as it is a ok. well reagan's is this is hector

s. government denied that any massacre occurred. the reason we had the 1992 forensic dig, was because from 1981 to 1992, they denied that there was any massacre. when we dug up the bodies and you could see the bodies of the children were shot, most of them, some were beheaded in the soccer field, and others were hung from the trees. but the children in the dig that we did were killed in what was called the convent, that they were killed and they were buried in a place that we knew of. so the very 1st forensic digs were, digs were bodies of children. it was clear they were all massacred, it was clear, they were mass heard by bullets that had come from missouri in the united states. so the weapons were provided by the united states, those who killed them where the uh, la cancel, there is no doubt of us this. there can be no doubt about this. and one of the things that has been very important in these years from 1990 to the dig all the way through the trial that was just cancelled in el salvador or stopped in el salvador is that you ca

the massacre is the children. i mean, not, it's not a shocking massacre. i've documented 53. we're all massacres in el salvador and that's, that's only a partial number. he's our big, massive purse there in the rural areas where they're very hard to document because if you don't take out bodies, if you don't go to the rural areas, which was extremely dangerous when we were going there, because that's where all the kid not all but that's where a lot of the killing was. if you look back the news, then people covered mostly urban killings and desk, white killings. but what was happening at the same time. and elliot abrams was fully aware of this. he's just not telling the truth and i want to say something about him. he was indicted and convicted of perjury. so the fact that the another administration brought him back and tried to rehabilitate him, he did line a congress. he was convicted of that and he may be in the national endowment of democracy, but i am not if there my name is listed there, that's an error here. i was surprised. you didn't find that. i never knew that. so th

parubiy was enough to provoke a massacre, more unofficially they said that they then had may 2, 14.well, on may 1, there was even an order from the command of the national guard from kiev not to go beyond the limits in any case. uh, that is, not under it was impossible to raise parts on alarm push him into the city to cross the food riots. gee has been hiding from the ukrainian authorities for 8 years after the tragedy in the odessa house of trade unions, a criminal case was opened against him. he ended up under house arrest, fled and was forced to hide in the territory of neighboring transnistria . the fact is that on the day of the riots, the police detained many opponents. odessa residents blocked the maidan with the building of the ministry of internal affairs and demanded their release in order to avoid the new wave. lev uchiji ordered the release of supporters of federalization, thereby signing his own sentence, you know, it causes especial melancholy, the fact that for the formation of an information picture of a one-sided unequivocally biased, even mediocre arguments such as

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and he wouldn't be so happy if such a massacre had occurred. the same things happened and serbia and every one in serbia knows what really happened while you see what the west is saying about the same events. not speaking about yugoslavia, it seems nature had some success there. flora yugoslavia is small and had no support at the time. we had no allies. we were the only european nation that had to fight the american troops after world war 2. is the vacation different to day for yogurt? today the situation is different. rushes well prepared. it's one of the major world powers. i believe that the u. s. dominance has come to an end. russia must win ago . he said, you think russia will win? what outcome would be considered a victory for russia? thank you. my. i think russia's command is doing a great job there. ukraine is a proxy of the west and it's warren, russia, naziism and fascism are on the rise in the west. western democracy these days is nothing but nazi's mon essence. the as of battalion was trained by israel, it's now and they were traine

the so -called buchin massacre has already been called a monstrosity fabricated by a legend.r a fake , a method such as horror propaganda is very widely used today in order to dehumanize, in short, humanize the enemy in order to more easily humanize, and the russian troops of the event are not the only fake that is trying to advance to the west authorities. in kiev, the ukrainian factory of lies is operating on an industrial scale due to fake, which is replicated by the so-called cyber ​​troops and it is already hundreds of thousands unreliable. information about events in ukraine is being disseminated on several fronts at once, messengers. social networks and viral mailings and all these fakes are primarily designed for an audience in russia, their only goal is to discredit the russian army and question the entire military special operation and the principle of e- information warfare is simple, the more your content, the less heavy they are, and they literally pollute everything volleys of ukrainian propaganda knock down legs, how to resist when there are streams of lies all

everyone is already comparing already there everything means, massacre massacre massacre massacre andlook. now warehouse. now you say. i just want to say a few words from myself, too. uh, so that there are no ambiguities and so on your attitude. the first thing we see is, of course, the monstrous absolutely infernal crime is the first. second. we seem, once again, to underestimate the cynicism of those we oppose, because, well, this is not just an infernal crime, it is also blasphemy on an absolutely monstrous scale. and you ask how i know this. first. i believe. uh, at times like this. you know, vera is not the last thing. i am i believe that such we and ours could not do. this is the first, second, as sergei correctly noted, the line is not in this studio. eh, the devil is in the details. if you suddenly try to disengage yourself from this horror, from which just your hair moves with monstrous horror, try to force yourself to understand. although i don’t feel like it, a large number of strange, some strange inconsistent ones come out there. okay, i'm right. well, first of all i want

massacres of civilians happening in every war. lieutenant william kiley was accusing us court-martial of executing 109 vietnamese civilians. estimates of the number he actually executed and ordered executed range from 200 to 400. he was convicted in a court martial of executing 22 people and three days after his conviction, president richard nixon ordered him removed from prison and allowed to live under house arrest. he is now 78 years old and living in florida. republican congressman adam kinzinger tweeted, russian soldiers are monsters. yes. some of them are. warren made a monster of william kelly. lieutenant golly was stopped and his murderous rampage by an american our counter-pilot named hugh thompson, who saw what was happening, london has a culture, and prevented him from murdering hundreds more people. no one called william kelly's massacre in vietnam genocide. it was a massacre by a man who was probably never going to kill anyone in his life if he weren't turned into a monster by four. saw the most important as your book

loud headline for karnefichina massacre massacre right there in the announcements literally such meetssault and injuries of children fleeing to lviv, in fact , a terrible shot was filmed by russian journalists in donetsk on the day when ukrainian punishers hit the city center with a tactical missile. 21 more people died 35 ended up in the hospital. surprisingly , in italy, the obvious lies of the newspaper were admitted by the way. recently, several western media have openly stated that the fakes with ukraine that have flooded the digital space are turning there is so much going on with an audience of blind kittens in ukraine what no one talks about you see such dishonesty when it comes to the history of ukraine dishonesty when it comes to a base that is funded by the us and nato on the internet you can find photos of them with a flag on this swastika, while their emblem contains the occult black sun, which was the nazi emblem of the ussr according to experts around the clock production of lies in iran. ukraine churns out a lot of money according to british and american training manua

the bucha massacre isjust the name of one city, but there are more villages and towns.know the military units which had been stationed in those, in every ukrainian village and town where cases of war crimes were committed. sometimes, in most of the cases, international justice is slow. but we will work in a very diligent way to reach everyone who not only penetrated this, er, perpetrated these crimes, but also ordered them or ignored them while they were committed. and also, the political leadership of russia that made all this possible by sending russian army into ukraine and dehumanising ukrainians in the eyes of the russian soldiers who committed all these crimes. minister, i'm going to ask you one question. i hope you don't take it the wrong way, but it seems to me it's important to set a context for what you have described as happening in bucha and other communities close to kyiv. i am mindful that the ukrainian parliament passed legislation earlier in this war authorising all ukrainians, giving them the right to kill members of the russian military. also, the cont

there is a massacre.ell, to be honest, we probably did not perceive at that time the word massacre or massacre in the truest sense of the word. that is, i still do. i personally didn’t believe, in general, i couldn’t think at all, well, a maximum of a fight, well, a fist with sticks, well, with stones, this is a maximum of something, at least i imagined. after the blockade and change of the inhabitants of odessa in the shopping center athena, the nazi column moved to the house of trade unions. it's the turn. we all go into the house. well, as it were, in order to be saved, in order to defend, in order to defend, and suddenly, after some moment, through the side glass flew off. well, i think that's a hammer cocktail, because there was a bottle that ignited it. she fell two steps away from my friend, and she bounced off the fire, spread to the curtains and some time after the second bottle, and black smoke began to appear, which found us and there were wide windows and everyone was shouting, who was there b

the massacre that happened in this place when hundreds of members of indigenous communities were killed. by security forces and ranchers, they were protesting and demanding an improvement of the semi slavery conditions they lived in. they were killed their bodies, dismembered, buried all around this area until recently, until apologies. have been digging in this place, trying to find proof of what's been argentina, the systematic persecution of indigenous people know what will be to know the, the now for the 1st time i trial seeks to establish the facts of the novelty massacre. even though the perpetrators are long dead, this is an opportunity to begin a long sought reparation process for the killings, but also decades of discrimination against indigenous groups in the country. plato said they didn't call me and says the trial is important. so that abuse against a minority group never happens again. but all of this is based on the legal parameters of the time. argentine i had already signed international agreements that allow us to sit in a panel trial that crimes against humanity were

she is the last witness of a massacre that killed hundreds of indigenous peoples in argentina. almost 100 years ago. process the law is a member of the warm indigenous community. when she was around 7 years old, when her father was murdered, doing a protest. now she's over 100 years old and says she still remembers the day her community was attacked. the cost i was and woke up when i was given water. i got home and looked up and saw a plane flying overhead. there were children on the ground. this is the pain i have carried forever. i was not able to speak. ross had lives in the northern province of jackal and his part of a truth trial that seeks to investigate the crimes committed against her community and the people here continue to remember. the massacre that happened in this place when hundreds of members of indigenous communities were killed. by security forces and ranchers, they were protesting and demanding an improvement of the semi slavery conditions they lived in. they were killed their bodies, dismembered, buried all around this area until recently, until apologies. h

rebrand, it's a massacre. but the events and cerebral in its are were different. you can't compare them in strawberry inn, it said there was a group of fighters whose deaths were presented as a result as a crime. no, that's the thing. not just to crime a case of genocide. sadly, there was a crime committed there to some serbian soldiers who engaged in that fight, took revenge after their families had been killed when lots of serbians died. that was a crime and were aware of that. but there was no genocide, not a single woman or child was killed there, only men who were fighting. and they made a memorial cemetery there and have been bringing the remains from all over bosnia and herzegovina to bury their, to make a really big number of graves. they love us. so what do you think happened in the ukraine in town of buttah? vague as yours? i, it's a fake. i know everything about what happened there. i saw it. you showed it how 1st the dpi militia was there and how all was fine. and then how the nazi fighters said th

website of the russian ministry of defense nile dot ru numerous facts of bullying robberies and massacresreports from the political department of the first ukrainian front dated august 10, 1944 , on august 10, 1944, unknown bandits took away a girl, a typist of the military department of the second air army, for her wine and lena, the bandits raped her, cut out the stars on her arms and legs and on her naked chest are associated with an inscription on her stomach russia abandoned in the forest. the savagery and modern followers of bandera in ukraine inherited from their ancestors. all the worst behave like evidence of their atrocities. now, too, the criminals are carefully assembled and will either be destroyed or brought to justice, this is the denocification of how the ideology of nazism originated in ukraine and why the ideology of nazism took root, editor-in-chief of the history tv channel oleksiy denisov. in my hands is a book for ukrainian schoolchildren from bandera. underground in western ukraine, it was published in kharkov in 2007 year. this is just one of the examples of that m

now the massacre is already known for sure.ction near the house of trade unions was well planned, odessa was one of the first who did not accept the results of the maidan, the inhabitants of the city opposed the new ukrainian government. we were against the coup d'etat for the constitution and for the registration of at least some status. federal nudialization activists set up a tent town, right in the center of odessa and so far opponents. maidan tried to get through to the police in the city tightened nationalists mixed with football fans. well done. people from all over ukraine came to odessa in advance . at the same time, the first shots were fired after the defeat of the greek radicals. the horde moved to the kulikovo field, where there were still anti-maidan activists from the angry crowd. people they ran to the house of the trade unions, blocked the doors and built barricades inside the building, then the militants took advantage of those very molotov cocktails. in a matter of minutes, the corridors and offices of the bu

, that is, the buche massacre, the massacre is a tragedy. the russian military kill civilians , everything doesn’t fit there and uh, if someone uh, well, suspect propaganda, then i can even rely on the words of french press correspondents and uh, reuters who were invited by the ukrainians in order to look uh at these bodies are the first thing they said. i think we can watch and comment, just because we have to do it anyway , because we have to. do it here are the shots of western journalists. here even please note that why it drags like that without much respect. eh, completely different to varying degrees. pay attention, there are no other words for the decomposition of the body, but supposedly people killed one day in the same place at the same time do not converge, do not fit together, masses of things. well, uh, thank god that doesn't show in detail. uh, the westerners were in a hurry, led by chief slanderer charles michel to start, allegedly. they are shot in the back of the head. they were not killed by a shot in the back of the head,

in general, in the west, ukrainian fakes about the massacre, allegedly by the russian military over the inhabitants of the city, are replicated with wild enthusiasm. butch carried out a new information attack by consciousness. what is the name of the case? there is hardly a publication that would not trample on this topic. look at buch's headlines are compared with rebanitsa, where an international tribunal massacre of bosnian muslims took place, ex- yugoslavia accused gagi of genocide against serbs. well , today the ukrainian minister of foreign affairs kulibaba is invited to the storm of representatives of the international criminal court so that they can find evidence of the war crimes of the russians, and it does not matter that the evidence is completely fabricated. a group of lawyers is already fixing the crimes of the russian occupiers, having cleaned up the crimes of the russian occupiers in bucha, the lawyer said ilya novikov, he also released another shocking video from the town russian non-humans killed dozens of civilians who fled the group helps to collect evidence of the c

which the problem is, a massacre of people is discovered, the word massacre we have to put in big bigstern countries endlessly speculate on the topic of the massacre in bucha, western countries and the authorities in ukraine believe that the russian army staged this massacre before leaving bucha, while the date april 2, 2020 appears. so what happened? in fact, where is this bucha bucha is located here here in 2022 was controlled by the russian army. and that's when the russian army left the butch. there many corpses were found, but whether these are real corpses, there are two versions about this, the first version is everything, this is a production. zelensky is a professional actor, and he organized this production. look at the side mirror of the car, just a car. therefore, i will shorten our time, you can say, but these are chinese, and that one is incomprehensibly american. sometimes, the truth even makes its way to the mainstream, american television. true, people invite respected people. uh, journalists invite respected people don't know for sure. in which country they were amba

of ukrainians.— rape and massacre of ukrainians.inians. right now. absolutely. this - ukrainians. right now. absolutely. this is - ukrainians. right now. absolutely. this is as i ukrainians. right now. i absolutely. this is as you ukrainians. right now. - absolutely. this is as you said not the first time we have faced fundamental threats to our international legal order. this situation is unique because of the perpetrating of these crimes by a permanent member of the un security council and so it is certainly understandable to call attention to both the russian presence on the security council and the veto power that russia has but frankly in my view, focusing on the role of the security council and its constraints are not the thing that will help ukraine at this time. , , «a time. president zelensky thinks exactly the _ time. president zelensky thinks exactly the opposite, _ time. president zelensky thinks exactly the opposite, why - time. president zelensky thinks exactly the opposite, why don't| exactly the opposite, why don't t

most of the last 32 years, the story of the massacre has gone untold in china. and that's the way they, she wants it. today, students will find no reference to it in their school books. the media is firmly under party control, and the dissidence that remain in china have been silenced. even the mention of the date can result in a prison sentence in china. there's no control. if you tried to search the war tenement, we find it. it's just trying to make the whole country forget. i think if big cannot make the people who participated who witnessed 1989 stood the movement to forget, at least they were hoping the younger generations can forget about it. there are lots of people that tried to commemorate june for inside china and be arrested and therefore the only tanza balance of their, of fish in the river is to do it outside of china. so that people in china, they can come to hall called to this museum. we have a u. s. b, the video recording of the masika. and they can bring it home. and we are trying to do that to, to break that ah, ah, censorship inside china and

there is bucha massacre in bucha - this is a word on the first page of the country that i can’t sing,you can’t describe it otherwise, tin. here, i was just on the air this morning on italian radio and of course. the entire first half was devoted to this particular criticism. here are the same questions just for the dates that we ask. we're just here to comprehend what i said, i said it, so what did you answer to it. i was told that in fact, uh, this is not evidence. i explained to them that there is such a legal principle. ivan, if i accused you of killing someone, then i must prove it so that they are innocent. well, that didn't get the answer. newspapers that i read. last night all the italian newspapers said exactly the same thing. sometimes even the headlines were just absolutely the same, identical to each other, that is, in any case, the russians are to blame. this is where the ancient question arises. yes, that is, to whom. yes, well, look, that is, on this basis, now, uh, it means that germany should have a new package of sanctions, which , caution first, in particular, which

what is _ massacre there? which russia denies. what is your _ massacre there?sia i denies. what is your assessment of the evidence you have seen in your work? the satellite images show in abuja that the bodies that were filmed when ukrainian officials and journalists got access were in those positions on the street for weeks while russia was in control of the town. that was, you know, contradicted directly of what russia was saying, that these bodies were new. we found video then afterwards that showed russian armoured personnel carriers barring at civilians who rounded a corner on a bicycle at that same intersection, so russia wasn't just in control of the town but they had a convoy of 20 or more military vehicles at that intersection where many bodies were found. our reporters on the ground have been speaking to witnesses in the weeks since and hearing horrible stories of executions in abuja by russian soldiers. executions in abu'a by russian soldiers. �* executions in abu'a by russian soldiers. ~ , , ., ., soldiers. also, russian tv ran the new york _ soldie

if not reparations for past massacres, and again, massacres have been indigenous people, unpunished killings, even multiple genocide or some coal genocide have been the lat numerous indigenous script. so it's certainly not always where we are mainly money. in many of these cases, more money would help. and steven, there have been some examples of success stories of reparation. don't talk us through some of those particularly new zealand. well, i think any success story is going to be a relative one because very few such groups did not have still major problems. one good at all, so, so many of them what you could call more internal problems like violence, drink and drug addiction, etc, being rife in such community. yes, new zealand is often pointed to as a relative success story in terms of recognition in terms of political representation, in terms of preservation of nines and cultures. but many uses and malorie would argue that there's all still margin life and the privilege community, despite that. well, it certainly is a wide range in issue, and unfortunately we are running short of time,

i'll be massacre even though the perpetrators are long dead. this is an opportunity to begin a long thought, reparation process for the killings, but also decades of discrimination against indigenous in the country. plato said they didn't call me, says the trial is important. so that abuse against a minority group never happens again. but all of this is based on the legal parameters of the time. argentina had already signed international agreements that allow us to sit in a panel trial that crimes against humanity were committed and do not prescribe. came out of the light in as one of them has been investigated the massacre for years. she says the killings in napa, the were not isolated. indigenous groups were for many years, a source of cheap labor in the country and daughter vanessa's violence against them was justified as necessary by the ruling class. policy. also, sy, any edgy kidney groups have been discriminated against. persecuted and domestic mon shows that for very long time and to state tried to force indigenous groups to blend with