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Re: Bucha Massacre

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Putting aside the need for investigation I fail to understand how it "wouldn't be Russia in any way."

Perhaps you won't be failing to understand if you read it once again - the part "wouldn't be Russia in any way" refers to benefitting from crimes. I never said Russia actually commit or didn't commit those crimes, it's simply not enough evidence to say for sure.

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Re: Bucha Massacre

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Even if this turns out not to be the true chain of events, at least this is an attempt to get at the facts rather than venting. I read HN to find comments that try to make a concrete contribution to our knowledge. So, please folks, more.

Comments like that, even though he's just asking legitimate questions, are often downvoted into oblivion very quickly. Given the amount of lies circulated by Ukraine's and Russian authorities, I'm always wary of accepting anything I read at face value. Also, Ukraine has an abysmal track record when it comes to investigations (see those into the Maidan sniper killings and the Odessa massacre), so again, I don't see ho…

the narrative is walking a thin red line and people pick the view they like, should or actually have.

3-31 NYT posts story about UA fears of saboteurs (pro-Russian Ukrainian civilians). 4-2 UA news publishes story of UA forces going into #Bucha to clear it of "saboteurs & accomplices". Now photos/vids show many of the dead with RU food bags & white RU armbands. UA looking guilty.

https://twitter.com/morphonios/status/1510943831109287940?s=...

Re: Bucha Massacre

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This thread is full of comments from accounts created within the last month whose only contributions are [flagged] allegations of Ukraine being a Neo-Nazi state. There are multiple independent reports of the Russian army committing war crimes: https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/04/03/ukraine-apparent-war-cri...

Most mainstream media reported Ukraine gov links with neo-nazi groups, before 2022, all forgotten now

Ukraine’s Got a Real Problem with Far-Right Violence https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainealert/ukraine-s...

Re: Bucha Massacre

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Be on the lookout for the unholy trinity of Russian troll tactics: 1) bUt thE UsA cOmMiTtEd wAr cRiMes In tHe MiDdlE EaSt! 2) UkRaIne StaGed iT! 3) uKrAinE iS a nAzI sTaTe!

Responses are simple. 1) How's that relevant at all right now? 2) ...in areas that were under Russian occupation for weeks and only recently liberated, okay. Also, why stage atrocities when Russia isn't even hiding the fact that it's committing constant atrocities? 3) Unconvincing and unverified. Nazis are everywhere. Russia has an FSB commander with the SS bars tatted on his neck and their whole playbook in this war is Fascism 101. Ukraine's 6 biggest uber-far-right factions came together in the last election and got a whopping <2% of the vote. Whoop-de-f*#king doo. Tell that to folks with active KKK movements in their states.

Re: Bucha Massacre

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These are Ukrainians found tortured, mutilated, raped and killed, not Russians. There is plenty of evidence in the linked article. Please don't do this here.

Though the early information states that there were bodies of "hundreds of Russian soldiers", found when the Ukrainian forces eventually arrived to the area.

Good thing there are Russian soldiers dead in Ukraine, I hope many more get killed until they leave the fucking country

Re: Bucha Massacre

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Funny how hard it is for you to believe it was Russia and how easy it is to believe it was Ukraine

Funny how you say “we need independent investigation” to anyone who says it was Russia but here you are saying you don’t blame Ukrainians for staging it

Also funny that your account was opened after the war started

Re: Bucha Massacre

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I legit don't get it what's the end game here for Russians. What can they possible achieve by doing all these atrocities in broad daylight for everyone to witness? I have heard their military doctrine is to escalate to de-escalate, whatever that means, they seem to be doing fine, so what's next?

Re: Bucha Massacre

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post #26
post #19

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Even if this turns out not to be the true chain of events, at least this is an attempt to get at the facts rather than venting. I read HN to find comments that try to make a concrete contribution to our knowledge. So, please folks, more.

Comments like that, even though he's just asking legitimate questions, are often downvoted into oblivion very quickly. Given the amount of lies circulated by Ukraine's and Russian authorities, I'm always wary of accepting anything I read at face value. Also, Ukraine has an abysmal track record when it comes to investigations (see those into the Maidan sniper killings and the Odessa massacre), so again, I don't see ho…

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Re: Bucha Massacre

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This thread is full of comments from accounts created within the last month whose only contributions are [flagged] allegations of Ukraine being a Neo-Nazi state. There are multiple independent reports of the Russian army committing war crimes: https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/04/03/ukraine-apparent-war-cri...

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