Ukrainian soldiers in the city of Bucha. File photoWARSAW, May 26.Member of the Sejm of Poland, leader of the coalition of Euroskeptics and nationalists «Confederation» Janusz Korwin-Mikke was reprimanded for doubts about the events in Ukrainian Bucha, which the Russian Defense Ministry called a provocation. The Russian Defense Ministry previously said that all photographs and videos published by the Kyiv regime, allegedly about some «crimes» by Russian military personnel in the city of Bucha, Kyiv region, are «another provocation.» As noted in the military department, during the time this settlement was under the control of the Russian Armed Forces, not a single local resident suffered from any violent actions. The ministry noted that all Russian units completely left Bucha on March 30, and exits from the city in the northern direction were not blocked, while the southern outskirts, including residential areas, were fired around the clock by Ukrainian troops from large-caliber artillery, tanks and multiple launch rocket systems. The Kremlin said that Russia categorically denies any accusations of involvement in the deaths in Bucha and demands that international leaders not rush to sweeping accusations against Russia, but listen to Moscow's arguments.
RT: a captured British mercenary spoke about being sent to BuchaAfter studying the video in question, Korwin-Mikke doubted its veracity. Earlier on Twitter, he wondered if «did you notice (have you — ed.) that the houses are almost intact (probably not …)». He also urged to «think about» «why people are buried in mass graves — and not their relatives» and «why the relatives didn't remove these bodies from the street.» and submitted a corresponding application to the parliamentary commission on parliamentary ethics. After the meeting of the commission, Jonsky said that his opponent had been reprimanded. «At my request, Korvin-Mikke was reprimanded for hinting that citizens of Ukraine could be responsible for the massacre of the inhabitants of Bucha,» he wrote on Twitter. Western media were forced to admit that many civilians in Bucha did not die from gunshot wounds, as claimed by Ukraine, but from obsolete artillery shells used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the bombing of this city.»
Lukashenko blamed the British for the provocation in Bucha
