@Katzenschinken Why are you boosting this topic again and again?
As for Bucha, this fake has long been unveiled.
www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/24/dozens-bucha-civilians-killed-flechettes-metal-darts-russian-artillery
Here, theguardian writes that civilians were killed by the Russian military. The forensic medical examination found in the bodies of the victims metal flechettes, which are stuffed with 122mm 3Sh1 howitzers.
1. Theguardian directly writes that artillery strikes on Bucha were carried out at a time when the city was under the control of Russian troops. Could Russian troops strike at the territory in which they themselves are located?
2. The shelling was carried out with 122mm artillery shells stuffed with flechettes. Such weapons are used by the Ukrainian army. Similar shells have been used by the Ukrainian army since 2014 in the shelling of Donbass.
3. Such shells are used in D-30 howitzers. At the beginning of the operation, the Ukrainian army had at least 350 D-30 howitzers and a large amount of ammunition for them from the times of the USSR. In Russia, such howitzers are practically withdrawn from service. The Russian army uses MSTA-B howitzers with other 152mm rounds.
Please, stop spreading fakes.
As for Bucha, this fake has long been unveiled.
www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/24/dozens-bucha-civilians-killed-flechettes-metal-darts-russian-artillery
Here, theguardian writes that civilians were killed by the Russian military. The forensic medical examination found in the bodies of the victims metal flechettes, which are stuffed with 122mm 3Sh1 howitzers.
1. Theguardian directly writes that artillery strikes on Bucha were carried out at a time when the city was under the control of Russian troops. Could Russian troops strike at the territory in which they themselves are located?
2. The shelling was carried out with 122mm artillery shells stuffed with flechettes. Such weapons are used by the Ukrainian army. Similar shells have been used by the Ukrainian army since 2014 in the shelling of Donbass.
3. Such shells are used in D-30 howitzers. At the beginning of the operation, the Ukrainian army had at least 350 D-30 howitzers and a large amount of ammunition for them from the times of the USSR. In Russia, such howitzers are practically withdrawn from service. The Russian army uses MSTA-B howitzers with other 152mm rounds.
Please, stop spreading fakes.