After documents were published in Ukraine from a village from which the Russians retreated and from which atrocities allegedly committed by the Russians are revealed, a leading German newspaper claims that the Ukrainian report is not true. “We visited the village and investigated the background. It seems the box came from a dentist in the village. It was probably stolen from him by the Russians”
Ukrainian Ministry of Defense Claims that they discovered a “mini-Auschwitz”, in a Russian torture chamber that was uncovered in a Ukrainian town. According to the Kharkov police chief who published documentation on his Facebook account, in which the teeth of alleged victims are visible, according to Ukraine some of them were buried alive. The seemingly terrible discovery was made in the town of Pisky-Radkivskyi in northern Ukraine, about 25 kilometers east of the city of Isium.
The photos show a plastic box filled with dozens of gold teeth and dentures, which Ukrainian officials say were pulled from victims. The photos also show a gas mask that was stuffed with a burning rag to force the wearer to inhale acrid smoke. Locals even testified how some of the victims were buried alive.
But an investigation conducted by the Bild newspaper from Germany reveals that the story did not really happen. The newspaper notes that “First, Russian soldiers beat, tortured Ukrainians almost everywhere, in almost every region they occupied. Bucha was especially cruel and deadly – Russian torture cells are everywhere.”
It was also written: “Secondly, the Ukrainian side is making serious mistakes in the fight against Russia because it is publishing information that has not been verified. Just like the background of the gold tooth box.”
The newspaper notes that “the residents of the village do not confirm this. We visited the village and investigated the background. It seems that the box came from a dentist in the village. It was probably stolen from him by the Russians.”
Bild notes that the newspaper “shows the truth even when it hurts those you feel sorry for. The newspaper has been reporting from Ukraine since 2014, when Russia started the war. To show what is really happening and not what governments say. We saw for ourselves the horrors of Bucha. We saw corpses of civilians who were shot. We talked to people who were kidnapped by Russian soldiers and whose relatives were murdered, we talked to hundreds of Ukrainians who lost everything because of the Russian war of aggression.”
“We will continue to report on what is happening in Ukraine, what Russia is doing with its war and terrorism. And we will continue to examine what really happened – and what only circulates on the Internet.”