Identifying those involved in war crimes in Bucha “is a top priority at the moment”.
The United States will be able to identify Russian units that committed the massacre and atrocities in Bucha. This was reported by CNN, citing a US official familiar with the situation.
According to him, the identification of those involved “is currently a top priority” for US intelligence agencies.
Collection and analysis of intelligence flows data using all available tools and assets have been maintained since the atrocities of the Russians in the suburbs of Kyiv became known. The United States is already narrowing the circle of suspects.
According to the official, there are no guarantees that the United States will announce its conclusions publicly, and a decision may be made to leave it to Ukraine. The United States is also analyzing possible signs that there was more than one unit or group of Russian militants in Bucha during the massacre. The United States is trying to determine whether atrocities took place when one Russian unit retreated and another entered, the official added.
It will be recalled that after the withdrawal of Russian troops from the Kyiv region, the first photos of the bodies of dead civilians lying on the streets of Bucha appeared – some with their hands tied, some with gunshot wounds to the head – the Russian Defense Ministry denied responsibility.
Russia has said the images are “another fake” and has tried to convene an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on what it called “provocations by Ukrainian radicals” in Bucha.
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