From the butcher of Mariupol to that of Bucha, passing through the coordinator of the attacks on Dnipro or Kharkiv, a giant scheme shows the names that kyiv investigates as alleged war criminals.
There are more than 600 Russian names named by Ukraine as war crimes suspects. On a huge panel, four meters wide and 1.5 meters high, the Ukrainian Prosecutor’s Office built a military chain of alleged actors, ranging from ordinary soldiers to senior political and military officials, senior Russian government officials, including the Minister of Defense. Sergei Shoigu.
On the blackboard are names and photographs of the “leaders” of the military operations, regiment by regiment, right down to the connections they establish with President Putin. It works almost like a family tree, where each one is responsible for a certain crime in a different city. “We started building this map last year and we are updating it week by week,” Oleksandr Filchakov, Kharkiv region prosecutor general, told The Guardian newspaper, who consulted the grand plan and, through interviews with former soldiers and officers of justice, described some of the main Russian fighters and servicemen indicted by Ukraine.
From the Mariupol butcher to the fallen hero
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Source: Observadora
