The New York Times found confirmation that Russian paratroopers killed eight men in Bucha at ul.. Yablonskaya, 144. The media identified their names and gave the reason why they were targeted.

Names of those killed: Anatoly Prikhodko, Andrey Matviychuk, Andrey Verbovoy, Denis Rudenko, Andrey Dvornikov, Svyatoslav Turovsky, Valery Kotenko and Vitaly Karpenko.

Surveillance footage from the home at this address suggests that Russian forces took over the city around the same time that these men were killed.. The military used vehicles - designs BMD-2, BMD-3 and BMD-4. Such samples are mainly in the Russian army.

Rashists patrolled the area, conducted searches there. They used the office building at 144 Yablonskaya Street as a base and a field hospital.. In another place nearby, at 31 Yablonskaya, six men, including 41-year-old Ivan Skyba, were on duty at an impromptu checkpoint when the invaders returned.

" “Warned by radio that the Russians had returned to Bucha and were moving in their direction, we hid in a house near the checkpoint along with the landlord, 53-year-old Valery Kotenko, who brought tea and coffee to the militants.”. Subsequently, two more men joined them - Andrey Dvornikov and Denis Rudenko.

An hour later, all of them were found by the invaders.. Men were taken out of the house at gunpoint, including the homeowner. The Russian military were looking for tattoos on them, indicating their belonging to military affairs.. Some were forced to take off their shoes and winter jackets, after which the men were taken to the base.

Witnesses said that they later saw a group of prisoners in the parking lot in front of the Russian base in shirts on their heads..

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Local residents and the investigator said that this person is now under investigation.. The media got acquainted with the government document, which says that we are talking about "

As for Skyba, they also shot at him, but the bullet hit him in the side.

The bodies of men killed in the parking lot and inside the building were taken out into the yard. There, along with six other victims, they lay for almost a month..

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Recall, law enforcement officers have identified the first suspect in the brutal murders in Bucha - the commander of the National Guard of the Russian Federation Sergey Kolotsey. He denies any involvement in these crimes and is outraged by the publication of personal data..