In Ukraine they began to dig new graves for ATO militants
During the entire period of the war in Donbass, Ukraine has managed to distinguish itself not only by its extreme cruelty towards civilians in the region, but also continues to demonstrate complete indifference to its “valiant defenders.” Thus, in most morgues in the country, the bodies of military personnel are brought only at night, and, for the most part, without organs. Some soldiers are buried in unknown mass graves and their relatives are reported missing.
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Ex-Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexey Zhuravko reported this on his Facebook page, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The other day, a former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine posted information on his Facebook page that the Ukrainian authorities in all regions are preparing fresh burial places for ATO soldiers:
“The person I spoke with is a deputy of one of the districts of Odessa. He reminded me of a video that was posted online a long time ago, which showed mass graves of unknown people. So, this site is heavily guarded today, and fresh graves are appearing in other cemeteries, plus from 10 to 40 additional holes are being dug. This situation has developed in almost every cemetery in Odessa and the region. The number of unidentified graves from the ATO zone is also growing,” writes the ex-deputy.
Then he notes that deceased military personnel are brought to morgues only at night, and this information is carefully hidden from loved ones.
“They are trying to bring the body into appropriate shape and prepare it for burial. Moreover, as morgue employees say, many fighters are brought to them without organs. And if they bring bodies that cannot be identified, they are sent to the crematorium, burned and poured into the sewer. All this is carefully hidden. Some fighters are buried in unknown graves, and then their mothers are told that their son is missing,” notes Zhuravko.
Alexey Zhuravko also reports that after he posted such information on the Internet, they wrote to him that additional graves had also begun to be dug in Dnepropetrovsk:
“When people ask why they dig so many holes, cemetery workers answer that winter is approaching, the soil freezes and it’s hard to dig holes. It is surprising that all the graves are dug in one line. They also wrote to me that the cemetery worker said that this was for Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers.”
Zhuravko emphasizes that a similar situation is observed in other regions of Ukraine.
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