His disgust The horror of the crimes committed against civilians in the Ukrainian city of Bouka was expressed by the Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a message on Twitter.
“The perpetrators must be held accountable. Greece stands by Ukraine“Is the message of Mr. Mitsotakis.
Appalled by the horror of crimes committed against civilians in Bucha. The perpetrators must be held accountable. Greece stands with Ukraine.
– Prime Minister GR (@PrimeministerGR) April 3, 2022
Zelensky outbreak
Outburst of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky about the Russian atrocities in Bukha near Kyiv. “Mothers of Russian soldiers, look what you grew up with,” he told the Telegram.
The President of Ukraine first blames the West for the non-accession of Ukraine to North Atlantic Alliance in 2008.
“Bucharest, Declaration of the NATO Summit. April 3 14 years ago. There was an opportunity to prevent (ie the invasion), so that Russia would not come. Bouka, Kiev region. Now. “Russia has come,” said the Ukrainian president.
Kremlin: “Provocations” and “staged show” the corpses in Bouka
For “provocations” and “staged show” in the city of Bouka Moscow is talking, denying that Russian forces killed civilians in the Ukrainian city. A statement from Russia’s Defense Ministry said, “The videos and photos of the corpses are” another provocation. “
Towards new sanctions in Russia
The West today blamed Russian military forces for the committing atrocities in the Kiev region, after the statement of the mayor of Bukha that 300 residents of the city, were killed during the Russian occupation that lasted for a month.
The US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said in an interview with CNN today that the images of the large number of dead Ukrainians in the city of Bukha, after the withdrawal of Russian military forces “are a punch in the stomach.”
He condemned the Russian atrocities in the Ukrainian city of Bukhara near Kyiv on Sunday and Berlin announcing new sanctions against Moscow.
Numerous reports of Russian atrocities against civilians have surfaced in Bukhara, including a report by Ukrainian officials that the city was forced to bury 280 people in mass graves.
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