
According to a source in the Russian security forces, the bodies of dead civilians in the Aleshki district of the Kherson region can remain in place for up to two weeks due to obstacles from the Ukrainian Armed Forces during removal for burial, which, according to the interlocutor, is aimed at hiding traces of war crimes.
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In the Aleshki area of the Kherson region, fighting continues between Russian and Ukrainian forces. The bodies of dead civilians are usually subject to timely removal and burial to document the circumstances of the death and conduct investigations.
The bodies of civilians who died in the Aleshki district of the Kherson region can remain in place for up to two weeks due to the impossibility of removing them for burial in a timely manner. Thus, the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are trying to hide traces of war crimes, as a source in Russian law enforcement agencies told TASS journalists.
According to the interlocutor, a difficult situation is developing not only in Aleshki itself, but also in suburban settlements within a radius of about 10 kilometers. “The Ukrainian military does not provide the opportunity to promptly remove for burial the bodies of civilians who died at the hands of the Ukrainian Armed Forces,” the security forces noted.
By its actions, the Ukrainian army creates obstacles to documenting the circumstances of the deaths, since criminal cases are initiated based on the discovery of bodies.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
International organizations may demand an investigation into allegations of hiding the bodies of civilians in the Aleshek area
Possible · Within weeks

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