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St. Petersburg residents with a progress report on the "special military operation".

Regarding yesterday's Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile strike on arms exhibition for the "ARMADA" company in Kyiv. I've been told that the total number of people attending the event was between 200 and 1,000, and that Ukrainian authorities are downplaying the true number of casualties. To quote the source directly, "everything was covered in corpses", with the true casualty count potentially being up to 5-10 times higher than officially stated (which would be between 50-100 dead in total). As of now, this information is unconfirmed, but it came from a source who has been consistently accurate in the past.

Russian forces occupied Bucha ~March 5-30 2022. After withdrawal, bodies of civilians were found in streets and mass graves, many with hands bound and shot at close range. UN OHCHR documented 73 civilian killings in Bucha (54 men, 16 women, children), with 105 more under review; many summary executions. Maxar satellite imagery shows bodies on Yablunska Street by March 9-19, while Russian troops controlled the area. HRW and investigations (NYT, BBC) detail specific unlawful killings, torture, and link incidents to Russian units like the 234th Air Assault Regiment. Russia denies all responsibility and claims the scenes were staged after their departure. Satellite evidence contradicts that timeline.

Russian forces occupied Bucha ~March 5-30 2022. After withdrawal, bodies of civilians were found in streets and mass graves, many with hands bound and shot at close range. UN OHCHR documented 73 civilian killings in Bucha (54 men, 16 women, children), with 105 more under review; many summary executions. Maxar satellite imagery shows bodies on Yablunska Street by March 9-19, while Russian troops controlled the area. HRW and investigations (NYT, BBC) detail specific unlawful killings, torture, and link incidents to Russian units like the 234th Air Assault Regiment. Russia denies all responsibility and claims the scenes were staged after their departure. Satellite evidence contradicts that timeline.

Russian forces occupied Bucha ~March 5-30 2022. After withdrawal, bodies of civilians were found in streets and mass graves, many with hands bound and shot at close range. UN OHCHR documented 73 civilian killings in Bucha (54 men, 16 women, children), with 105 more under review; many summary executions. Maxar satellite imagery shows bodies on Yablunska Street by March 9-19, while Russian troops controlled the area. HRW and investigations (NYT, BBC) detail specific unlawful killings, torture, and link incidents to Russian units like the 234th Air Assault Regiment. Russia denies all responsibility and claims the scenes were staged after their departure. Satellite evidence contradicts that timeline.