The authorities of the Russian Federation ordered to destroy evidence of the crimes of their occupying army in Ukraine. In addition, the occupiers use mobile crematoria to destroy the bodies of Russian servicemen in order to hide the real number of victims among their soldiers, according to the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense..

“After wide international publicity of the genocide of the Ukrainian people in Bucha, Kiev region, Russian troops began to use mobile crematoria in Ukraine. In particular, 13 mobile crematoria were recorded in Mariupol to clean the streets from the bodies of dead civilians.. The occupiers are trying to identify all potential witnesses of the atrocities through the filtration camps and destroy them,” the report says..

It is noted that the Ukrainian military intelligence has repeatedly recorded the facts of the use of mobile crematoria in the Chernihiv region.. The work of the mobile crematorium of the occupiers was also recorded in the city of Novoaydar, Luhansk region.

“Also, the Russian Armed Forces use mobile crematoriums to destroy the bodies of Russian servicemen in order to hide the real number of their soldiers who died during the Russian aggression against Ukraine and to deny payments to the families of the dead Russians,” intelligence reports..

The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense recalled that the actions of the Russian army fall under the definition of "

“The Russian leadership will continue to try to hide the facts of war crimes in Ukraine,” intelligence notes..

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