Bucha

other

Буча is a location in Ukraine that has been central to Russian state narratives and legal actions concerning alleged disinformation. Russian authorities have repeatedly dismissed events in Буча as staged provocations, while prosecuting individuals for posts they claim spread 'fabricated' information about the city's wartime casualties. Multiple journalists, politicians, and cultural figures were investigated or sentenced under Russia’s laws against spreading false information about military operations.

Recent coverage

• In the list of 'United Russia' candidates for State Duma elections: an officer from the 45th Airborne Brigade involved in Bucha occupation, and a deputy political officer... — ASTRA
• Nebenzia: Russia will demand a list of victims from the new UN Secretary-General regarding events in Bucha — Коммерсантъ
• New Europe newspaper reveals a military officer involved in Bucha's occupation is second on Moscow's 'United Russia' list — Новая газета Европа
• Lavrov: UN is avoiding answering questions about the Bucha death toll lists — Вести
• Ukrainian singer Kamaliya claims military commissariat officers abducted her brother — Вечерняя Москва
• Nebenzia calls Guterra's response to Lavrov's letter on Bucha a mockery — Вечерняя Москва
• Nebenzia calls Guterra's response to Lavrov's letter on Buch a mockery — Коммерсантъ
• Nebenzya calls Guterra's response to Buche a mockery and an excuse — Ведомости
• Nebenzia comments on Guterres' response to Lavrov's letter about Bucha — Вести
• Maxim Kruglov sentenced to seven years for discrediting the army — Коммерсантъ
• Germany's Foreign Minister Wadeful is a Good Pupil of Goebbels, Lavrov Says — Вести
• Lavrov Calls for Media to Study the Situation Around Bucha in More Detail — Москва 24