Mass grave and bodies in Ukraine imaged from space

Maria J. Smith
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A WorldView-3 satellite image of grounds of the Church of St. Andrew and Pyervozvannoho All Saints, on March 31. A mass grave can be seen top center.

A WorldView-3 satellite graphic of grounds of the Church of St. Andrew and Pyervozvannoho All Saints, on March 31. It seems to display a mass grave in its top centre. (Impression credit history: Maxar Technologies)
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A WorldView-3 satellite image of grounds of the Church of St. Andrew and Pyervozvannoho All Saints, on March 10. The initial excavation of the probable mass grave can be seen center right.

A WorldView-3 satellite impression of grounds of the Church of St. Andrew and Pyervozvannoho All Saints, on March 10. It appears to exhibit the original excavation of a mass grave in its heart suitable. (Impression credit rating: Maxar Systems)

Satellite pictures have discovered what seems to be a mass grave and the bodies of civilians scattered in the streets of the Ukrainian city of Bucha. The pictures implicate Russian troops in a massacre.

A lot of of the photos were being taken all through the Russian occupation of Bucha by Maxar Technologies’ WorldView-3 satellite. They clearly show that the bodies — some of which have been uncovered by eyewitnesses with their fingers sure and with gunshot wounds to the head — could have been in the streets for as extensive as three weeks. 

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