The town of Bucha marks the third anniversary of its liberation by Ukrainian forces after being occupied by Russia, honouring the more than 400 people killed. "They were killed and tortured just because they were Ukrainians," says Archbishop Lavrentiy.
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00:00The following video was made in a cooperation with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.
00:04The video was made in the presence of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.
00:14The video was made in the presence of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.
00:20This is the month that has become the eternity of pain.
00:25We respected people who died in Butch during the occupation. Butch survived terrible times.
00:33Here, near the church, there was a brother's grave.
00:37When the russians allowed, people could carry the bodies of those who didn't survive,
00:44who were hit by an enemy bullet, artillery shells or died of lack of medicines.
00:52We had a lot of dead people.
01:08They were beaten and tortured only because they were Ukrainians.
01:14Peaceful people couldn't resist.
01:19126 graves of those who were recognized.
01:25A lot of people went missing.
01:28A lot of people were taken into captivity through Belarus.
01:33They don't deserve an exchange because they are just peaceful people, children.
01:44The memory of those who died.
01:49The memory of those who died.
01:55The memory of those who died.
01:58Glory and honor to all who died.