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Video From Bucha, Ukraine Appears to Several Bodies Strewn Across the Street
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1:43Now PlayingUkraine wants the International Criminal Court to send a mission to investigate “war crimes” committed by Russian troops against civilians uncovered in Bucha and other formerly occupied towns near Kyiv, said Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
“We are still collecting bodies, uncovering graves, but the count is already in hundreds,” he told the U.K’s Times Radio on Sunday. “Dead bodies are just all across the streets.”
Russia’s defense ministry denied involvement in any murders of civilians in Bucha, calling the accusations “provocations.” It said Russian troops left the town on March 30 and “not a single local resident suffered from any violent action” during their presence there, an accused Ukrainian officials of “staging” photos and videos of dead bodies.
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