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Группа независимых экспертов провела расследование событий в Буче по призыву Сергея Лаврова.
Russia will present on September 17 the results of an investigation into the provocation in Bucha in 2022, conducted by a group of independent experts. This was stated during a briefing by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, a Lenta.ru correspondent reports.
“Independent experts responded to [Russian Foreign Minister Sergei] Lavrov’s call. A number of specialists are investigating. The first results will be presented on September 17,” the diplomat said.
Zakharova emphasized that the key attention in the report will be paid to falsifications on the part of the West and their scale.
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Презентация результатов расследования о событиях в Буче
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