Not only is the Kremlin offering rewards for perpetuating Ukraine bloodshed, but Russian state media churned out ridiculous assertions, claiming in part that the deceased women and children depicted in the footage from Bucha were 'moving their arms'
was repeatedly broadcast on Russian state television this week with the label “Fake” slapped across the screen., host Olga Skabeeva speculated that the town was chosen for an elaborate fabrication because of its name. “Biden said that Putin is a butcher. Bucha sounds like “butcher.” How could they not take advantage of such a town?” She later added: “President Putin described them all as “the Empire of lies,” and here is our confirmation.
The so-called “lies” Skabeeva is referring to are the scenes of indescribable horror that were discovered by Ukrainian troops who arrived in Bucha this weekend after the Russian Army withdrew from the city. Scores of bodies, including those of women and children, were littered on roads and in yards, many of them found with their hands bound behind their backs and signs of rape or torture.
“In the Kyiv region, in the area where the tasks of the formation of the Airborne Forces were performed, the awarding of Russian paratroopers took place.The commander of the formation presented state awards to servicemen who distinguished themselves in combat missions during this special military operation,” the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement about the awards.the names of seven Russian soldiers to its listing of “Z Heroes.
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