The Bucha Massacre, which Kyiv and the West have trumpeted as a heinous war crime, may have a hitch as the posting of a Ukraine Police Force video tells another story.

Upon entering the city limits, no bodies were lying about as charged by Ukrainian leaders. But media has played up the alleged Russian war crimes used by the west to criticize Russia even more in the eyes of the world.

Bucha Massacre 

The video in question was uploaded on April 2, and it has not been taken down as of this writing but comes with an advisory on the platform.

Overall, the claims of dozens of dead civilians in Bucha killed by the Russian forces might be doubted as the police cleanup contradicts what Kyiv could have staged as a war crime, reported the Daily Telegraph.

Moscow denied that their forces did it and stated that the Ukrainian troops set up the scene after the operation there.

Immediately, Western media caught up and posted images on social media showing the dead bodies that had not undergone rigor mortis; the corpses were freshly slain with bloody wounds. The Kremlin demanded a meeting with the UN Security Council over the incident.

Last March 30, Russian forces left the Bocha area after an agreed withdrawal of troops from Kyiv after the diplomats from both sides agreed on it.

That day, the mayor of Bucha declared on live social media all Russian troops had left the city. In the statement, he made no mention of the alleged atrocities verified in the Ukraine Police Force video. Bucha City lies outside Kyiv, which is as big as Gisborne, with 36,000 people living there.

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On April 4, the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that bodies were strewn in the suburban sprawl of Irpin, Hostomel, and Bucha, calling it the Bucha massacre when it broke out on AP News.

Ukrainian forces claim they found 410 bodies in Bucha, with nine dead found at a Russian base, cited Time.

One argument is that Russian forces would commit such a terrible atrocity that impacted Moscow and Ukraine's talks.

Nazi Sympathizers

The Ukrainian neo-Nazi ultranationalists are the ones to profit from the massacre; they are committed to doing anything to help NATO win and present an alleged untrue story for western media to spread condemnation of Russia.

The video posted by Ukrainian Police does not confirm the claims of a Russian rubout of civilians claimed. As further proof in the video, locals were seen talking to police after two days the Russians had left.

More proof that it was a staged massacre is that locals did not talk of murdering people; many were casual while talking to the police in the video. One old lady had an animated conversation in the footage.

One of the questions was when the killing began and how soon the bodies got placed on the streets of Bucha, said sources.

A video posted erased by Ukrainian nationalist and former colleague of Tesak, Sergey "Botsman" Korotkikh, on social media. One said in the footage if he could shoot those with no blue armband.

It can be another staged strike involving Ukrainian media workers and then dumped in the editorial offices of all Western media. Is the Bucha Massacre legit? Why does the Ukraine Police Force video contradict it, and western media does not examine the evidences.

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