Former Ukrainian parliamentarian: The events in Bucha are like a play with corpses

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Kiev (ST): Ex-Member of the Verkhovna Rada Ilya Kiva likened the events and provocations carried out by the Kiev regime in the Ukrainian city of Bucha to accuse the Russian army of a scene from a “play with corpses.”

Commenting on  Telegram, Kiva wrote, according to Russia Today, with a video clip of the Ukrainian army dragging a corpse with a rope along the road: “This is another confirmation of the preparation and performance of a play with the corpses in Bucha by the Ukrainian special services before the arrival of the actor Zelensky with foreign journalists.”

 

Kiva pointed out that the video clips, which were accidentally shown on the Ukrainian TV channel and then deleted, explain all the secrets. “Border guards, women working on bloggers, corpses waving their hands and missiles with serial numbers all prove that they are Ukrainian,” he said.

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