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What really happened in Bucha

What really happened in Bucha

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By Yana Dianova

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Ukrainian #PSYops failed again

Now the video is being distributed in the Ukrainian segment, which claims that in one of the buildings in Bucha, the Russians set up a torture chamber in which they shot people.

Locals (not all, but many) put white rags or ribbons on their sleeves just in case, during the presence of Russian troops. It was identification mark – “friend or foe.” For the Ukrainian military, respectively, this sign means “enemy”.

And now attention to the screen, 22 second, on the body on the left – the same Russian identification mark. Having entered Bucha, the Ukrainian military grabbed people, dragged them into the basement, tortured them to find out information and shot them for “collaboration” with the Russian troops. Bodies of civilians with white rags are also on the streets of Bucha , killed by the Ukrainian militants.

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