the first victims of yablunska cats . who are they? this is your first photo, and for this march , and why were they under the crosshairs? the capital, the city of bucha, the first units of the occupiers, the armed forces of ukraine, are breaking up on the street of the station , this is all in bucha, in bucha, young men of the armed forces of ukraine, young men, this is all here, near my house. so they came, and so they went to that world, they sent this husky. what are you all the water is burning, the russians are regrouping and occupying bucha on march 4, this column is going in the direction of yablunka kapets, many of those who will enter the city at the same time from two sides of the guest house along vokzalnaya street and from the side vorzel along kyiv-myrotskyi and yablonskyi movements of enemy troops are recorded by local residents of russians i will try it. yes, there are video surveillance cameras. the occupiers installed these buildings at yablunivskyi 144. now, what used to be here were office premises . and during the

occupation, could not imagine that the footage in his phone was only the beginning of the atrocities on yablunskaesn't fit in my head , although i look at the news now , mothers, women and fathers are supporting and rejoicing in everything that is so and i have to, yes, to live there, suddenly, i don’t know how to explain it to a normal person, i want them to be found, found, and imprisoned for a long time. he’s been there all his life, and that’s it. these are not the people who deserve to live. this photo that went viral just could at first it was somehow it's all terrible what kind of well it was hard to understand that this is my story is very difficult and then you understand that they have to see about it they have to hear about it they will see they will hear can this end sooner at first i at all i couldn't imagine how i would move even on the nearest streets , because well, it was simple . well, it's terrible that people will not recover from this for a long time . well, it wo n't be so easy. our little children who went through this will remember it. olga and her daughter returned to the

we are now on yablunska street . came here it was on march 31, yes, they saw these bodies.ou were in the occupation, did you know what was happening right next to you ? well, the nearest streets probably knew people in the nearest streets and a little further. as a rule, more in their yards, those who communicated with each other, were looking for where to get water, food, and so on , they could know something, but uh, practically throughout bucha, people's bodies were on all the streets, namely that such atrocities had already been learned after the occupation, when an opportunity arose to move from the streets to the streets and people began to find out about their loved ones as of march 25 of this year , 1,374 bodies of civilians killed during the occupation were found in kyiv region, another 283 people are still missing due to hostilities, it was completely destroyed or more than 27,000 objects were damaged, mainly residential buildings, everyone who could rebuild began to rebuild sometime in may on their own, who could do something the first thing was installing doors

we are now on yablunska street, this is the very street where the atrocities of the russian occupiersbodies of civilians and the ukrainian military were lying here. when they came here, it was march 31. yes, they saw these bodies, when you were in the occupation, did you know about what was happening right next to you, well, the nearest streets probably knew people in the nearest streets and a little further. well , literally within a kilometer, the main thing was known that it happened here because people usually sat more in their yards, those who communicated with each other, looked for where to get water , food, and so on, they could have known something, but practically throughout bucha, people's bodies were on all the streets, namely that such atrocities had already been learned after the occupation, when it became possible to move from the streets to the streets and people began to find out about their loved ones, as of march 25 of this year , 1,374 bodies of civilians killed during the occupation were found in kyiv region, and another 283 people are still missing due to the fig

residents who saw the whole world the scale of the war crimes of the russian invaders, you are now on yablunskatreet where you saw the atrocities of the russian occupiers, the bodies of civilians lay here and the ukrainian military when they entered it was here on march 31, yes, they saw these bodies, when you were in the occupation, did you know about what was happening right next to you , well, the nearest streets probably knew people on the nearest streets, and a little further. well, literally a kilometer away, it was unknown. what happened here because people usually sat more in their yards , those who communicated with each other were looking for events, where to get water, food and so on , they could have known something, but uh, almost all over bucha, people's bodies were on all the streets, namely, such atrocities were already known after the occupation, when it became possible to move from the streets to the streets and people began to find out about relatives who disappeared , as of march 25 of this year , 1,374 bodies of civilians killed during the occupation were found in kyiv regi

you are now on yablunska street, this is the very street on which they saw the atrocities russian occupiers yes, they saw these bodies, when you were in the occupation, you knew about what was happening right next to you , well, the nearest streets were probably known to people in the nearest streets, and a little further. well literally within a kilometer, because it was not known what happened here, because people usually sat more in their yards, those who talked among themselves , looked for where to get water, food, and so on , they could know something, but practically all over bucha, there were people's bodies everywhere streets a precisely that such atrocities were already known after the occupation, when it became possible to move from the streets to the streets and people began to find out about their loved ones , as of march 25 of this year , 1,374 bodies of civilians killed during the occupation were found in the kyiv region. 283 people are still missing due to hostilities, more than 27,000 objects were completely destroyed or damaged, mostly residential buildings, everyone who w

we are now on yablunska street, this is the very street where the atrocities of the russian occupiersccupation, did you know what was happening right next to you? well, the nearest streets probably knew people on the nearest streets, and a little further. literally within a kilometer it was unknown what happened here because people usually sat more in their yards, those who talked to each other sweated, but where to get water, food and so on, they could know something, but practically throughout bucha, people's bodies were on all the streets and that such atrocities were already known after the occupation, when it became possible to move from the streets to the streets and people began to find out about their loved ones , as of march 25 of this year , 1,374 bodies of those killed during occupation of civilians, another 283 people are still missing due to the hostilities, more than 27,000 objects were completely destroyed or damaged, mostly residential buildings, everyone who could rebuild began to rebuild sometime in may on their own, who could do something. the first was e installati

we are now on yablunska street, this is the very street on which we saw the atrocities of the russian civilians and ukrainian military personnel lay here when

we are now on yablunska street.here the atrocities of the russian occupiers were seen. the bodies of civilians and the ukrainian military were lying here. when they came here, it was march 31, so they saw these bodies when you were in occupation, you knew about that it is happening right next to you, well, the nearest streets were probably known to people in the nearest streets, and a little further . well, literally within a kilometer, it was unknown what happened here , because people usually sat more in their yards, those who talked among themselves , had fun there, where to get water, food, and so on they could have known something, but practically throughout bucha, people's bodies were on all the streets, namely that such atrocities had already been learned after the occupation, when it became possible to move from the streets to the streets and people began to find out about their loved ones, which of them, as of on march 25 of this year, 1,374 bodies of civilians killed during the occupation were found in kyi