Graves of shot farm workers found near Kherson – NYT
A new mass grave of shot people was discovered in the village of Pravdyne in the south of Kherson region. It is reported by The New York Times.
The publication emphasizes that after the withdrawal of Russian troops from the right bank of the Dnipro River in Kherson region, more and more evidence of possible war crimes is being found.
The NYT notes that the bodies of six men were found in a mass grave, who were killed by shots at close range. Their hands were tied behind their backs and their eyes were blindfolded. According to the newspaper, the bodies of two more people, including a young woman, were buried near this place.
At the moment, war crimes investigators are working at the burial site.
The newspaper writes that the dead were probably employees of a local agricultural enterprise, who were captured by the Russian military, suspecting them of espionage.
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