9 bodies were discovered outside of Kyiv.

The deaths of nine individuals, some of whom showed indications and symptoms of torture, were discovered in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv’s suburb of Borodyanka, police said.

“These people were slain by the occupiers, and some of them show evidence of torture.” It’s important to note that those individuals were civilians. On Thursday, the commander of the police in the Kyiv area, Andriy Niebytov, stated that the Russian army “knowingly shot citizens who did not put up any resistance.”

Russian soldiers’ withdrawal from cities and villages around Kyiv produced a trail of civilian casualties, beginning with the discovery of bodies in Bucha, prompting Ukrainian officials to accuse Russia.

According to Niebytov, authorities uncovered two burials near Borodyanka.

Three individuals were recovered in one cemetery, including a 15-year-old girl, and six people were located in another grave, he said.

He went on to say that they were all locals.

Officials in Kyiv claim many remains of people slain in the early phases of the February 24 assault have been discovered in Russian-controlled districts around the capital.