| Re:BBC-Bericht über (systematische) Vergewaltigungen, Morde |  |
>Absolut niemand darf sich mehr die Frage stellen, warum die Ukraine sich bis zum Letzten gegen die russischen Invasoren wehren wird. Und warum man dem Land so schnell wie möglich jede nur denkbare Form an Bewaffnung im Krieg gegen Russland zur Verfügung stellen muss:
Wegen eines unbelegten Berichtes der zu weiten Teile auf Hoerensagen basiert?
>"'At gunpoint, he took me to a house nearby. He ordered me: 'Take your clothes off or I'll shoot you.' He kept threatening to kill me if I didn't do as he said. Then he started raping me,' she said.
>Anna described her attacker as a young, thin, Chechen fighter allied with Russia.
>'While he was raping me, four more soldiers entered. I thought that I was done for. But they took him away. I never saw him again,' she said. She believes she was saved by a separate unit of Russian soldiers.
>Anna went back home and found her husband. He had been shot in the abdomen.
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>He died of his injuries two days later.
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>'When they left, I found drugs and Viagra. They would get high and they were often drunk. Most of them are killers, rapists and looters. Only a few are OK,' she said."
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>"A woman was allegedly raped and killed, and neighbours say it was done by the same man who raped Anna, before he went to Anna's house.
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>"Oksana, a neighbour, told us it had been left there by Russian soldiers who found the woman's body and buried her. 'They (Russian soldiers) told me she had been raped and that her throat was either slit or stabbed, and she bled to death. They said there was a lot of blood.'
>The woman was buried in a grave in the garden of the house.
>A day after we visited, the police exhumed her body to investigate the case. The body was found without clothes, and with a deep, long, cut across the neck."
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>"A family of three - a couple in their thirties and their young child - lived in a house on the edge of the village.
>'On 9 March, several soldiers of the Russian army entered the house. The husband tried to protect his wife and child. So they shot him in the yard,' said Mr Nebytov.
>'After that, two soldiers repeatedly raped the wife. They would leave and then come back. They returned three times to rape her. They threatened that if she resisted they would harm her little boy. To protect her child she didn't resist.'
>When the soldiers left, they burnt down the house and shot the family's dogs."
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>"Ukraine's ombudsman for human rights Lyudmyla Denisova says they're documenting several such cases.
>'About 25 girls and women aged 14 to 24 were systematically raped during the occupation in the basement of one house in Bucha. Nine of them are pregnant,' she said. "Russian soldiers told them they would rape them to the point where they wouldn't want sexual contact with any man, to prevent them from having Ukrainian children.'"
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>'A 25-year-old woman called to tell us her 16-year-old sister was raped in the street in front of her. She said they were screaming 'This will happen to every Nazi prostitute' as they raped her sister,' Ms Denisova said."
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>[https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-61071243]