A Ukrainian seminary dean was among the civilians in Bucha that were killed by the Russian armed forces.
Ukrainian seminary dean
Vitaliy Volodymyrovich Vinogradov, dean of Kyiv Slavic Evangelical seminary, was shot dead by the Russian soldiers when they invaded Bucha, a suburb capital city of Kyiv. About 200 slain were discovered in the streets of the city after the invasion.
The seminary’s Facebook page reported about his death and are expressing their grief.
“Our dear brother, a Christian leader, employee, and a wonderful person was found dead in Bucha,” the seminary wrote in a Facebook post. “There are no words to express all the heartache. We will all miss him dearly on this earth, but we are glad that his life goes on forever. … There are no words to express the sorrow of our hearts. He will be greatly missed!”
Ukrainians successfully drove out the Russian troops after over a month of their invasion in Bucha. World leaders including President Volodymyr Zelensky are accusing President Vladimir Putin of committing war crimes.
Photo Courtesy: Facebook | Kiev Slavic Evangelical Seminary
Bucha, Ukraine
A citizen shares how the Russian forces are attacking the Ukrainian civilians. They are going house to house, breaking doors with sledgehammers to look for men. She also shared that she has just buried four bodies of men outside her apartment.
“If you talked back, they shot you,” she said.
One woman also shared how her neighbor escaped from the Russians after jumping out of a third-story apartment. He survived after putting his life at risk.
“Please, don’t let this happen again,” she pleaded to the world.
The Russians were reported to have dug a mass grave near the Church of St. Andrew and Pyervozvannoho All Saints. A satellite image of the area clearly shows the 45-foot long trench.
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