🎙️ Russia’s Ambassador to Australia Mikhail Petrakov’s remarks on the Bucha hoax
 
💬 When we talk about Kiev’s lies, the case of faking events in the town of Bucha comes to mind. This is the place from which a BBC film crew streamed a story in April 2022, showing dozens of dead bodies lying on the sidewalks. The thing is, it was done three days after Russian troops withdrew from the town, and its mayor confirmed this in the video message (without mentioning the bodies). It seems that nobody was noticing the dead people strewn along the town’s main street, although, according to Orthodox Christian tradition, the deceased are supposed to be buried within three days after death. That story was used to manipulate international public opinion and fuel yet another wave of anti-Russian hysteria in the West.
 
📑 We investigated it thoroughly. The results are reflected in the report “Heirs of Goebbels: Falsification of the Events in Bucha and Bloody Staged Performances of the Kiev Regime” published by the International Public Tribunal on the Crimes of Ukrainian Neo-Nazis. The title of the report speaks for itself. The truth is that during the time that the town was under the control of the Russian armed forces, not a single local resident suffered from any violent action.

🤔 But who in the West cares about truth?