The Bucha massacre - ‘bodies strewn on street’ show ‘war crimes’
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- Bucha, is a town in Ukraine near Kyiv – recently back in the control of Ukrainians
- Claims hundreds of civilians have been murdered by retreating Russian soldiers
- Images show bodies strewn on a street
- Without evidence, Russia said images of atrocities had been staged by Ukraine.
- Satellite images by the earth observation company Maxar prove they are real
- Western media calling the massacre ‘war crime’
- Ukraine claims at least 410 bodies of civilians have been found
- US says Biden calls for Putin to face war crimes trial
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