The commander of the Russian troops who demobilized from Bucha on March 31, leaving civilian corpses in the street, in mass graves, Ukrainians executed with a blow to the back of the head and tied hands has a name and a face. The data of the commander of the military unit 51460, 64 / a brigade of motorized riflemen, involved in war crimes in Bucha, in the Kiev region, was found and published on Telegram.
The UNIAN Agency reports.
"We were also able to find the home address of the Russian executioner."
This is Lieutenant Colonel
Omurbekov Azatbek Asanbekovich.
Asanbekovich's email address and phone number was also published on Telegram.
The photo of Asanbekovich, commander of military unit 51460, 64th brigade of motorized riflemen, was also published: young man, in camouflage suit, a tank behind, the full lips, the elongated eyes of the Buryats, the largest ethnic minority of Mongolian origin from Siberia.
From where unit 51460 started to wage war on Ukraine, exactly from Knyaze-Volkonskoye, in the territory of Khabarovsk, in the extreme eastern Russia.
"We were also able to find the home address of the Russian executioner," wrote the InformNapalm volunteers, quoted by UNIAN, announcing the publication of data, archives and explanations on how to find the Russian commander.
"Every Ukrainian should know their names. Remember. All war criminals will be tried and brought to justice for crimes committed against Ukrainian civilians," reads the statement from the Chief Intelligence Directorate of the Defense Ministry. Ukraine, posted on his site.
And to follow the detailed list of 87 pages with the names of the more than 1,600 Russian soldiers believed to be involved in the Bucha massacre.
Troops partially accountable to Lieutenant Colonel Asanbekovich.
"Butchers",
as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called them today.
In the list, the soldiers are identified with military rank, name and surname, date of birth and passport details.
For many of them only the indication 'simple soldier'.
Among the surnames there are also some of the most common in Chechnya.
Some of their faces can be seen in the photos published on the net, boys, almond-shaped eyes, smiling in front of the camera: 'the banality of evil', perhaps Hannah Arendt would repeat that phrase.
According to the activists, according to the information they had, it was the military of this unit who committed "shocking war crimes in the cities of Bucha, Gostomel and Irpen, in the Kiev region".
Bucha residents, for their part, told the news site Obozrevatel that the Russian soldiers "simply went from yard to yard shooting all the men and boys. Among them we recognized Buryats with narrow and long eyes."
For Moscow, however, those abandoned corpses are just propaganda, a staging of the West and Ukraine.
But the line between reality and propaganda can only be thin when it comes to words.
In Bucha speak the lifeless and unburied bodies of defenseless citizens.
But the line between reality and propaganda can only be thin when it comes to words.
In Bucha speak the lifeless and unburied bodies of defenseless citizens.
But the line between reality and propaganda can only be thin when it comes to words.
In Bucha speak the lifeless and unburied bodies of defenseless citizens.
