The Russian invaders prepared the graves in advance for dead Ukrainian prisoners of war in Olenivka. It’s noticeable in the pictures published Bellingcat journalist Eliot Higgins.
On his Twitter page, an American investigator showed photos showing changes in soil shifts on the territory of the pre-trial detention center in Olenivka.
“Lower resolution images on Planet indicate that ground shifts (visible at the bottom of the screen of this video) occurred between July 18 and 21 at Olenivsky Prison,” Elliot wrote.
A low resolution image on the planet identifying a ground disturbance (after the bottom of this video) took place after July 18th and around July 21st in Olenivka Prison: https://t.co/bmZEr4T1nk pic.twitter.com/pqqmq8oA
— Eliot Higgins (@EliotHiggins) July 31, 2022
Bellingcat Founder’s Assumption Shared by OSINT Researcher Alexander Oliver. The day before he also showed satellite imagery Maxar, demonstrating probable graves excavated near the northern wall of the Olenivskaya colony. The pits appeared on the territory of the correctional facility on July 27 (2 days before the explosion). July 30 (1 day after the tragedy) they were buried.
@Maxar image from the Olenivka Prison where 50 PoWs were affected by sems shows possible graves dug near the north wall.
Estimated hazards can be purchased for 27 years (2 days of priority to depreciation) and covered for 30 (1 day after). https://t.co/XAnG4HnDzh pic.twitter.com/sLvzae0RMQ
— Oliver Alexander (@OAlexanderDK) July 30, 2022
“If these are graves, then there is further evidence that this was a pre-planned war crime by the Russians, which was probably prepared in a few days. Of course, there may be graves in POW camps that do not testify to a large-scale war crime. But the number of likely graves that appear fresh in these images, and the scale of war crimes, suggests that this is not a coincidence.”Oliver pointed out.
Earlier, InformNapalm suggested that Russians burned Ukrainian prisoners in a dreamusing thermobaric weapons.
