The horrors of Bucha laid bare!

[rayg]

The horrors of Bucha laid bare: Man's cheek was cut out before he was shot in the heart while another was burned with a flamethrower, as 'torture chamber' is uncovered inside a children's hospital

Bucha suffered a month of occupation by Russian forces which cut the city, near Kyiv, off from the world
Now, after Ukrainian forces re-took it, stories of the horrors inflicted by Putin's men are starting to emerge

Civilians have told of people tortured and shot dead in the streets - with one man found dead with his cheek cut out, and another corpse found having been partially burned with a flamethrower
Ukrainian military claims to have found a torture chamber inside a children's hospital with bodies of five men

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-hospital.html

[Art]

The Ukrainians have forced the Russians out of almost all of the northern part of their country, a stunning defeat for the Rooskies, which is why we know about Bucha. It seems with the right influx of material the Ukrainians could very possibly win the war. It also seems we, and the Euros might be interested mostly in a stalemate that would let Russia stay in place in the eastern and southern Ukraine, probably because nobody wants to actually push Putin into a corner.

I personally prefer giving the Ukrainians those S300 SAMs and Soviet era tanks in storage throughout Europe and parts of the middle east along with more heavy artillery so they can more easily sustain major offensives. I get no vote though.

[togor]

So far Belarus has not entered the fighting, except as a staging ground. If they invaded Ukraine that would be a big deal and might prompt a NATO pounding of Belarus. But if Ukraine gets a Russian deal they can live with, then I think some payback on the current Belarusian regime might be on their minds.