The bodies of two men tortured by the occupiers were found near the village of Myrotske in the Bucha district of Kyiv region.
This was reported by the Chief of the Kyiv region Police Andrii Nebytov.
Local volunteers checked the forest and discovered the remains of those killed in the abandoned positions of the Russian army. Earlier, 18 civilians killed by the Russians were found in this place.
In one of the pits, next to the dugouts of Russian soldiers, was the body of a man with his hands tied, with a cap pulled over his face and tape around his neck. The deceased had glasses in his pocket.
The second person killed was wearing a khaki fleece jacket with chevrons of the SSU National Academy. The man had a gold wedding ring on his ring finger. The police of the Kyiv region are currently investigating the identities of those killed.
- On September 5, the remains of at least two civilians who were killed by the Russian occupiers were found in one of the garages in Bucha, Kyiv region. People were executed and burned, the garage was also completely burned down.
- On September 2, the burial of the unclaimed bodies of residents who died during the occupation of the Bucha district by Russian troops was completed in Bucha. At that time, 15 people were buried in the cemetery, among them only two could be identified. In total, 419 people who died during the occupation were buried in the city.
- On September 9, in the village of Moschun, Kyiv region, near the forest , a skull was found, sprinkled with earth — the remains of a person who was killed by the Russian military during the occupation of the village.