The Security Council will discuss the increase in evidence of war crimes of Russian troops in Ukraine.
Kyiv region liberated from Russian invaders / photo from UNIAN
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Great Britain, which presides over the UN Security Council, convenes on Tuesday, April 5, Security Council meeting to discuss the massacres committed by Russian invaders in Bucha, Kiev region.
This was reported in Twitter British Permanent Representative to the United Nations Barbara Woodward.
“Tomorrow, the UK is convening a meeting of the UN Security Council on the topic of Ukraine. We will discuss increasing the amount of evidence of war crimes, including from Bucha. We will use our chairmanship of the Security Council to ensure transparency, accountability and fairness,” the message says.
In a video posted to Twitter, Woodward noted that this weekend, in reports from Bucha, people saw unarmed Ukrainian civilians being shot with their hands tied behind their backs.
“More than 800 bodies were left on the street or thrown into mass graves. Women were raped in front of their children,” the ambassador stressed.
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Buchan massacre
As UNIAN reported earlier, on April 2, Deputy Defense Minister of Ukraine Anna Malyar announced that the entire Kyiv region had been liberated from Russian invaders.
After that, information began to appear about the atrocities of the invaders. The Russians killed and raped, abused and tortured people. On the shocking photos from Buchawhich subsequently appeared on the network, you can see that the occupiers killed the connected people.
During the cleansing from the DRG and unexploded ordnance in Bucha, Ukrainian defenders found a mass grave with more than 280 bodies of civilians with signs of violent death.
The bodies of shot women lay on the roadside, which the occupiers tried to burn.
World leaders could not ignore the atrocities Russian. The actions of the Russian army were condemned in all European countries and organizations. In this regard, the EU stated that preparing new sanctions against Russia. According to the Financial Times, the new restrictions include a ban on Russian ships using EU ports, additional export restrictions and embargo on energy supplies.
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