'Bucha didn't happen in a day': Kuleba requests scholars to research what led to genocide

Ukraine Foreign Affairs Minister Dmytro Kuleba on Sunday said that alleged gecide in Bucha did t happen in one day. He claimed that Russian political elites and propagandists have been inciting hatred, dehumanising Ukrainians and laying grounds for se atrocities. 

"Bucha did t happen in one day. For many years, Russian political elites and propaganda have been inciting hatred, dehumanising Ukrainians, nurturing Russian superiority, and laying ground for se atrocities," Kuleba said, while encouraging scholars around globe to research what led to Bucha.

After withdrawal of Russian troops from Kyiv suburb of Bucha town, horrific visuals of bodies of Ukrainian civilians scattered on  streets emerged. Moscow has been deriding reports and ims as fake, or considering m to be killings carried out by Ukrainians. Republic Media Network and or news outlets have provided evidence to contrary.

Zelenskyy hits back at Russian Foreign Min Lavrov's 'fake' remark on Bucha

In a super exclusive interview with Republic's Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami on Thursday, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reacted to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's claim that reports over gecide are "fake" and "std".

Zelenskyy said, "I can tell you and your people that I am t willing to give any answer to Minister Lavrov who says that situation in Bucha was 'fake'. Look at rhetorics of person who is considered as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia, which is a great and important status."

Ukraine President ded, "Throwing up 'fakes' is t steps of his level. politics of Russian Federation is to consider that we don't have any dependence and any sovereignty. y think that Ukraine is fake. I can't talk to people who are t willing to listen to any or information or than ir own. I can talk to people who are understanding and have wisdom."

Im: AP