'It's not a battlefield, it's a crime scene':

The Russians state that the Ukrainians had four days to prepare the ' atrocity ' scene after they withdrew. That's going to shock the one-eyed voyeurs glued to the western propaganda output - but it's a possibility that has to be considered- following the appalling frauds of the ' White Helmets ' in Syria and their claims of chemical attacks .

So, there's a kick in the balls for your brainwashed assumptions, maggot- not that alternative viewpoints have ever interested you.

Certainly not any of your alternate scenarios, your bullshit about Novichok and the White Helmets set the benchmark.
 
Certainly not any of your alternate scenarios, your bullshit about Novichok set the benchmark.

You do know that chicken-takeaways in Salisbury went bankrupt, don't you maggot.

Novichook wasn't very popular.


Haw, haw.......................................haw.
 
I thought you said Trump was a Genius?

BUT TRUMP!!!
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Trump was a genius stopping Putin from attacking Ukraine while Trump was in office.

Trump's never been a mental giant at anything. What he has is a knack driven entirely by personality of wooing people, untethered by any sense of conscience.
 
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'It's not a battlefield, it's a crime scene': Putin's fleeing troops leave behind 410 bodies amid evidence of civilian executions, rapes and mass graves in worst European atrocity since Balkan Wars as Europe's leaders call for international probe

•The Prime Minister today accused Vladimir Putin and the Russian army of committing war crimes in Ukraine

•He said they had carried out 'despicable attacks against innocent civilians' in Bucha and Irpin, close to Kyiv

•Former heavyweight champion boxer Wladimir Klitschko visited Bucha to accuse Putin of 'genocide'

•His comments come after mass graves filled with civilian corpses were found after Russian troops left the city

•Russia's defence ministry has denied accusations of Russian troops killing civilians in suburban town of Bucha

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...espicable-attacks-Ukrainians-Bucha-Irpin.html



This could be the work of the Nazi Azov battalion, then blame the Russians ....
 
You have to ponder- clear videos of Ukrainian war crimes being committed are ' being evaluated ' while still images provided by Ukraine are accepted without question.

https://randyhilarski.wordpress.com...ing-of-russian-pows-would-be-clear-war-crime/

And where is RT to put the Russian case ? Banned.

Truly odious fucker, there will be a reckoning.

Evidence of the atrocities in Ukraine may also lead to stiffer economic sanctions on Russia. The Kremlin is yet to comment publicly on the claims of genocide.

Tory MP Tom Tugendhat, chairman of the Commons foreign affairs committee, said: 'This is the most barbaric example yet of Russia taking full advantage of the West's timidity to step up.

'We condemn from afar, but fail to act as these war crimes in this horrendous war clock up. Until we offer Ukraine far greater direct support, Putin's war machine will continue with impunity.'

In another chilling echo of the Second World War, 15 female prisoners of war were returned in a prisoner swap with their heads shaved.

Ukraine's foreign ministry compared the treatment to that of the Nazis in concentration camps. Human Rights Watch has compiled details of war crimes based on survivors' testimonies.

In one incident in Bucha, Russian soldiers forced five men on to their knees, pulled shirts over their heads and shot them in the back of the head.

Another woman in the town said Russian soldiers took her and 40 others to a square to witness a similar scene with four men – although this time just one of them was shot.

A commander then shouted: 'We are here to cleanse you from the dirt.'

In Staryi Bykiv, east of Kyiv, a woman watched Russians round up her son and five other men and murder them in front of her.

Hugh Williamson, of Human Rights Watch, said: 'The cases we documented amount to unspeakable, deliberate cruelty and violence against Ukrainian civilians.

'Rape, murder, and other violent acts against people in the Russian forces' custody should be investigated as war crimes.'

Elsewhere in the country, a woman said a Russian soldier repeatedly raped her at knife point in the Kharkiv region.

And medical staff in Zaporizhzhia have said they have treated young girls from Mariupol with injuries suggesting they have been sexually assaulted.

The UK's ambassador to Ukraine, Melinda Simmons, said: 'Rape is a weapon of war. Though we don't yet know the full extent of its use in Ukraine it's already clear it was part of Russia's arsenal.'

Russia has also been accused by Ukraine of using children as 'human shields' in the village of Novyi Bykiv, close to Chernihiv.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...espicable-attacks-Ukrainians-Bucha-Irpin.html
 
Moony supports Russian war crimes.

How do we know it wasn’t Ukrainian troops that did this?

They have killed politicians accused of being “pro-Russia” and even kill their own peace negotiators.




Has there been a thorough investigation after which blame was assigned or, is this just another rush-to-judgement for propaganda purposes?
 
War crimes of the armed forces
and security forces of Ukraine:
torture and inhumane treatment

In some cases prisoners, for the purposes of intimidation, were sent
to minefields and run over with military vehicles, which led to their
death. Other torture methods used by the Ukrainian armed forces and
security forces include bone-crashing, stabbing and cutting with a knife,
branding with red-hot objects, shooting different body parts with small
arms.




https://www.osce.org/files/f/documents/e/7/233896.pdf
 
Putin wants the West 'disarmed' into thinking his ambitions won't go beyond Ukraine, former NATO commander says

A former NATO commander says Russian President • • •Vladimir Putin wants "control over Eastern Europe."

•Retired Gen. Wesley Clark said the best way to protect NATO was thus to help Ukraine defeat Russia.

•He called on the US to strengthen military aid to Ukraine, especially with fighter aircraft.

https://www.businessinsider.com/put...r-taking-ukraine-former-nato-commander-2022-4
 
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