The photo we mentioned in the report of post #46, is not that of perpetrators, though this report, just as the Ukrainian activists name Omurbekov as the Bucha Butcher, mention two people, one of which supposedly gave the command to shoot civilians:
Post #46 Report, continued
'On Mar 31, Bucha was visited by the mayor of the city, who pompously announced the "liberation" of the settlement. At the same time without saying anything about corpses on the roads. In the photo he is smiling which against a background of dead bodies woul look out of place. The statement of the mayor, in fact, was premature - I treally wanted to hurry things up. But Ukrainian forces have not yet taken control of the entire city. Artillery continued to work in separate areas.
On 2 Ap, National Police of Ukraine enters the city. A long video of their work to clean up the city has been preserved on the web. On the same day, units of the Kiev Territorial Defense entered Bucha from another direction - to clean up. Among them is a detachment of a certain Boatswain. On the footage of their video chronicle, one of the militants asks the question: "These are boys without blue armbands, can they be shot at?" "And then!" -- happily replied the other. And this is the key point.
"Boatswain" is a neo-Nazi Sergei Korotkikh, well-known in Russia by the nickname "Malyuta." At one time, he was one of the leaders of the RNU and closes associate of another far-right figure, Maxim "Tesak" Martsinkevich. Born in Togliatti, grew up in Belarus. Since 2014 he fought in the Azov batallion. In Russia, neo-fascists do not take root, but Ukraine welcomes them with open arms.
It was he who gave the go-ahead to fire on people without identification marks. The blue bandages on the sleeves are identification marks of "friend or foe" of Ukrainian forces. In order to open fire on their own from afar. During sweeps, people's nerves are strained to the limit and any little thing is enough to pull the trigger.'
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