


Less than a year ago, Motyzhyn was known for its lavender farm. Today, it is known for the mass graves in which Russian invaders buried their murdered civilian victims #RussianWarCrimesInUkraine




Less than a year ago, Motyzhyn was known for its lavender farm. Today, it is known for the mass graves in which Russian invaders buried their murdered civilian victims #RussianWarCrimesInUkraine

Today, journalists from world media visited a mass grave in Motyzhyn, where troops murdered & buried village head Olha Sukhnenko with husband & son. Bodies carry signs of torture A of the visit was shared by MIA advisor Herashchenko https://
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… Dmytro Ladin




With my own eyes I saw Bucha, Irpin, Stoyanka after the occupation. We will do our best to bring them back to life as soon as possible.




President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky: He saw Bucha, Irpin, and Stoiyanka with his own eyes after the occupation. We will do everything to restore them to life as quickly as possible.
Bucha; numerous VDV BMD infantry fighting vehicles and armoured personnel carriers abandoned – many seemingly in very good condition.https://t.co/j11HhnTiTj
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 4 avril 2022
Bucha; numerous VDV BMD infantry fighting vehicles and armoured personnel carriers abandoned – many seemingly in very good condition.




Russia launched its bloody onslaught Feb 24. A full-scale invasion from 3 directions. Our tribute to the heroic men & women who took up arms to fight the Russian invaders. They are proud & free. RIP – Kateryna Stupnytska (25yrs), Ivan Pokidko, Andriy Ivashko, Oleksandr Ihnatiuk
April 3 missile strikes destroyed an oil refinery and storage facilities in Odesa. The regional prosecutor’s office reported that utility buildings and gas communications were also damaged. There were no reports of deaths, but a resident was hospitalized with injuries.
There are a lot of destroyed villages by Russian occupiers in Southern #Ukraine. One of them is Zeleny Hai.
— GeoConfirmed (@GeoConfirmed) 4 avril 2022
GeoConfirmed. "The National Police of Ukraine published a video on April 2, "Bucha – cleaning the city from the occupiers." 50.554923, 30.239241 totally different part of Bucha than the place where the killings occurred. (1,7km difference) #BuchaMassacre
President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Bucha, a town northwest of Kyiv, which became the site of Russia’s bloody massacre with hundreds of civilian victims, on April 4. Photo: AFP, Anadolu Agency/Getty Images