The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, visited the city of Bucha on Monday after Ukrainian forces recovered the lifeless bodies of 340 people in the area after the withdrawal of Russian troops from the town.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, warned of the existence of serious indications of possible “war crimes” in Bucha city.
This, in the framework of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and has asked to open an independent investigation into what happened, where the lifeless bodies of more than 300 people have been recovered after the Russian withdrawal.
“I am horrified by the images of civilians lying dead on the ground and the makeshift graves in the town of Bucha,” Bachelet said.
In a statement, he warned that there is a “growing concern” on serious violations of International Law and International Humanitarian Law.
“It is essential that all the bodies are exhumed and identified so that the families can be informed,” manifested.
Thus, he explained that this will make it possible to determine the “Exact cause” of death. All measures must be taken to “preserve evidence” and that those responsible be brought to justice.
“It is vitally important that all necessary efforts are made for an effective investigation and independent about what happened in Bucha to ensure truth, justice and criminal responsibility as efforts are made make reparation to the victims and their families”. settled.
Zelensky on a visit to Bucha
On the other hand, the president of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelensky, has moved this Monday to the town of Bucha, which is on the outskirts of the capital, kyiv, after the massacre of more than 300 civilians.
During his visit, Zelensky has accused the Russian troops of committing “war crimes and genocide” and has monitored the destroyed areas and the Russian equipment left in the vicinity.
In addition, it has addressed the local population, according to information from the UNIAN news agency.
In relation to the possibility of establishing a true peace dialogue with Russia, Zelensky has clarified that he believes that it is possible given that “Ukraine must find peace”. “We are in the 21st century. We will continue to make use of diplomatic and military efforts.” said.