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Abrir investigación sobre masacre de civiles en Bucha es la ‘próxima etapa’, según ONU

Tras el repliegue de los soldados rusos a finales de marzo, las autoridades ucranianas descubrieron decenas de cadáveres vestidos con ropa de civil, algunos con las manos atadas detrás de la espalda

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths (L) listens to a member of the city council's explanations in a street of Bucha on April 7, 2022 during his three-hour visit in the city that included a stop at the site of a mass grave that Ukrainians had dug near a church, a day after he visited Moscow, where he met with officials to discuss the humanitarian situation in Ukraine, more than a month into the Russian invasion. - Griffiths said that investigators would probe civilian deaths uncovered after Russian troops withdrew. Evidence of civilian killings in Bucha and other towns around Kyiv - which Ukraine has blamed on Russian troops, allegations denied by Moscow - have shocked the world and triggered calls for new sanctions on Moscow. Russia's President has denied any responsibility for civilian deaths, accusing Ukrainian authorities of "crude and cynical provocations" in Bucha. (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT / AFP)
EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths (L) listens to a member of the city council's explanations in a street of Bucha on April 7, 2022 during his three-hour visit in the city that included a stop at the site of a mass grave that Ukrainians had dug near a church, a day after he visited Moscow, where he met with officials to discuss the humanitarian situation in Ukraine, more than a month into the Russian invasion. - Griffiths said that investigators would probe civilian deaths uncovered after Russian troops withdrew. Evidence of civilian killings in Bucha and other towns around Kyiv - which Ukraine has blamed on Russian troops, allegations denied by Moscow - have shocked the world and triggered calls for new sanctions on Moscow. Russia's President has denied any responsibility for civilian deaths, accusing Ukrainian authorities of "crude and cynical provocations" in Bucha. (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT / AFP) RONALDO SCHEMIDT

Kiev. Una investigación sobre las circunstancias de la muerte de personas con ropas civiles, halladas en Bucha por las autoridades ucranianas tras la retirada del ejército ruso, es la “próxima etapa”, declaró este jueves un alto responsable de la Organización de Naciones Unidas (ONU) de visita en los suburbios de Kiev.

“El mundo ya está profundamente conmocionado”, afirmó Martin Griffiths, secretario general adjunto de la ONU para Asuntos Humanitarios, a un responsable de la alcaldía de Bucha, asegurando que “la próxima etapa es realizar una investigación”.

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