Russian occupation leaves scars on Trostyanet
17 July 2022 |
7:44 am
More than 15,000 suspected cases of war crimes are being investigated in Ukraine. From mass graves in Bucha, to testimonies from towns like Irpin and Borodyanka, the number is growing. DW's Rebecca Ritters heard from residents in the town of Trostyanets.
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