
OSCE observers in Ukraine visited a group burial of civilians at the Kommunar mine in the village of Lower Krynka 60 kilometers from Donetsk. Such information is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the Permanent Representative of Russia under the international organization Andrei Kelin. "Information about this should appear today in the report of observers," the official said.
Kelin also added that the OSCE does not have the opportunity to conduct its own investigation of the death of civilians whose bodies are found in the grave, but it can oversee an international investigation.
On Tuesday, the DPR terrorists said that the Kommunar mine found a burial of civilians who, according to them, were killed by Ukrainian security forces. Later they began to talk about several burials, without specifying their numbers. According to RIA Novosti, while four bodies from one grave and five from another are exhumed.
Initially, Interfax reported that only two of these burials were found in total, and if the four corpses in the first grave belong to civilians, then five corpses in the second - to the militants of the DPR. Later, however, the DPR leaders announced the discovery of another 30 bodies.
The Russian Foreign Ministry in its comment said that, "apparently, we are talking about war crimes, which is not and cannot be justified." At the same time, the department entrusted the responsibility for the executions at the 25th Airmobile Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Aydar National Guard Battalion, which allegedly left this area just a few days before the discovery of burials.
Meanwhile, the National Guard still denied the involvement of its units in the murders, noting that not a single unit was based on the Kommunar mine, nor nearby. This information was confirmed on Wednesday by the speaker of the information and analytical center of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Andrei Lysenko. “We believe that this is a well -planned provocation,” he emphasized. At the same time, Lysenko admitted that there were units of other power structures in this area.
On the morning of September 24, the Coordinator of the Information Resistance group Dmitry Tymchuk said that the Russian command demands from the military to falsify evidence of crimes allegedly committed by Ukrainian security forces. “This requirement comes from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and applies to areas from which the Ukrainian troops have recently been allocated to align the defense line,” the expert noted. In addition, Tymchuk said that in the area of the city of Sverdlovsk, the Lugansk region ", the discharges of the corpses of Russian military personnel in the Schurf of one of the non -working mines were recorded."
Meanwhile, the press secretary of the TFR Vladimir Markin said that his department intends to conduct an audit on the fact of detecting bodies.