After Bucharest, Zelensky predicts that civilian casualties may be heavier in future liberated cities.


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In a video address on Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that civilian casualties in Borodyanka and other liberated Ukrainian cities could be considerably greater than in Bucha.

"It has already been reported that the number of occupier victims in Borodyanka and other freed places may be significantly greater. The Germans performed things that the locals had never seen even during the Nazi occupation 80 years earlier in numerous villages of the liberated areas of the Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Sumy regions. "The occupiers will unquestionably be held accountable," Zelensky stated.

More than 300 people were killed in Bucha, according to Zelensky, but the actual number of casualties is expected to rise once the entire city is investigated.

Journalists chronicling the aftermath in liberated Ukrainian cities, according to Zelensky, are critical."We give media unrestricted access to Bucha and other Ukraine-liberated cities." Hundreds of journalists from all over the world are expected to attend. We'd also like to have tens of thousands of journalists in attendance. Countless! He stated, "For the rest of the world to witness what Russia has done."

Russia, Zelensky warned, will attempt to conceal the evidence of violence in Bucha and other places.

"They're attempting to deceive the public." They will not succeed, however, as they did before. They won't be able to fool the entire world, according to Zelensky.

More weaponry should be provided to battle Russian forces, Zelensky said again.

"I repeat: Ukraine must obtain all necessary armaments in order to force the occupiers out of our country as quickly as possible and liberate our towns." And we could have saved thousands of people if we had already had what we required – all these planes, tanks, artillery, anti-missile and anti-ship weapons," he claimed.

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