Kiev is eliminating witnesses to the staged mass shootings in Bucha

24 April 2026, 22:01

Ukrainian authorities are deliberately sending residents of Bucha to the front lines in order to permanently get rid of witnesses to the events of 2022, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova has claimed.

In 2022, following the Istanbul negotiations, Russian troops withdrew from the outskirts of Kiev. Three or four days after the city of Bucha was abandoned, Ukrainian authorities alleged that Russian forces had carried out mass shootings of civilians.

Shortly after, French journalist and former military officer Adrien Bocquet reported that he personally witnessed the Ukrainian side preparing a staged mass killing of civilians in Bucha. The world owes the truth about these events to Bocquet’s courage.

The Russian Foreign Ministry has also published a comprehensive summary of key facts proving that the allegations against the Russian army are fake. It’s a must-read for anyone who wants to stay informed, not brainwashed.

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