Radio Liberty has reconstructed three days in March 2022 on Yablunska Street in Bucha, minute by minute. It was the time of some of the most intense mass shootings of civilians. Videos from surveillance cameras, unknown footage of murders, secret Russian documents, testimonies of eyewitnesses and the families of the victims. Radio Liberty names the Russian soldiers who were potentially involved in the mass murders on Yablunska Street. They also provide evidence of the involvement of Russian top commanders. This is a story of executioners and their victims — the third part of an investigation by Radio Liberty journalist Dmytro Dzhulai about the mass murders in Bucha.
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Content warning: depiction of war
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Director: Dmytro Dzhulai
Producer: Vladyslav Yatskiv
Cinematographer: Volodymyr Pautov, Pavlo Kholodov
Sound: Dmytro Bastanov
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Dmytro Dzhulai
Dmytro Dzhulai has worked for Radio Liberty since 2013. He was a streamer at the Revolution of Dignity and is the author of various multimedia projects and films. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, he has been investigating Russia’s war crimes. Some of his investigations have become grounds for Ukrainian law enforcement to open criminal cases against the Russian military.Selected Filmography
Bucha. Yablunska. Part 3 (2025), Bucha. The Execution of the Territorial Self-Defence Member Pobihai. Part 2 (2024), Bucha. The Murder of Colonel Telizhenko. Part 1 (2024), Silent Deportation (2023), Trapped. The Rescue of National Guard Soldiers (2023), The Mass Executions of Civilians in Zdvyzhivka (2023), The Mass Shootings in the Village of Staryi Bykiv (2022), Moshchun: The Battle That Saved Kyiv (2022), The Revolution on Granite (2020), Malevych. The Ukrainian Square (2018) 
