In Irbin and Bouchas, we clean the dead before burying them
Before abandoning the suburbs of Q, Russian troops massacred and burned the fleeing civilians. They also hid traps in the corpses.
A Ukrainian soldier attaches a cable to the body of a citizen. When they retreated, the Russians even cut down the places and corpses of those killed or hanged. Poucha, April 2, 2022.
AP Photo / Vadim Girta
A man and a woman join the priest in the ruined tomb. They did not say their names and were nowhere to be seen except in the fog. But give this story: “Our friend was twenty days old, dead, in a nearby forest,” the woman begins. She wears a blue ribbon around her arm from the Territorial Defense, a civilian group that helps the Ukrainian military. “In 2014, he was already armed to fight the Russians in the separatist region of Donbass. He was wounded in the leg and almost severed,” she wants to testify, as if to pay tribute to him. கொண்டார். Then the war broke out. He returned to the fight. He died on March 8th.
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