Most of the bodies with traces of torture.
at the place of mass burial of Ukrainians killed by the Russian occupiers. According to the head of the National Police, Ihor Klymenko, the bodies of 447 victims were found.
“The work continued for a week without interruption. 447 bodies of the victims were retrieved from the graves. Of them, 215 were women, 194 were men, 5 children, and 22 were military personnel. In addition , found the remains of 11 people, the gender of which cannot be determined at this time,” he reported on Facebook.
Klymenko said that many bodies with traces of torture were found, and now the identification of each deceased is pending.
< p>Earlier, the governor of the Kharkiv region Oleg Synegubov reported that most of the exhumed bodies had traces of violent death, and 30 – traces of torture. There are bodies with a rope around their necks, with their hands tied, with broken limbs and gunshot wounds.
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