Daniel Berehulak
The town of Bucha, Ukraine, has become a byword for atrocities.
Tetiana Petrovna, 72, mourns in the garden where three bodies, some of them her relatives, lay in the recently liberated town of Bucha on April 4, 2022, in Bucha, Ukraine. The Town of Bucha, Ukraine Has Become a Byword for Atrocities. Russian forces massacred hundreds of civilians here. April 2022.
Serhiy Dukhli lay dead in his own yard, along with his brother-in-law, Roman Havryliuk, and an unknown man. Neighbors and family members said Russian soldiers who had occupied nearby houses shot the men, along with the unknown man who had sought refuge after escaping from the neighboring suburb of Irpin. The Russian forces also killed their two dogs. His family said Dukhli had stayed at his home to look after his dogs.
The New York Times
