Azatbek Omurbekov was named as the suspected Russian Commander who shot and raped women at Bucha.
The accused Russian operations commander in a Ukrainian town where residents were killed has been identified. Hundreds of dead civilians were discovered as Kremlin forces retreated from Bucha prompting accusations of war crimes.
Ukrainian officials have vowed to seek down the “butchers of Bucha.” Lt. Colonel Azatbek Omurbekov has been named by Kyiv intelligence sources, who leads the 64th Separate Motorised Rifle Brigade, which occupied the region as a commander in the area.
Video: Who Is Azatbek Omurbekov? Russian Commander Shot and Raped Women At Bucha
On Sunday, at least 20 victims were discovered sprawled across a single roadway in Bucha, near Kyiv, some with their hands bound. Shocking images of mass graves and killed civilians lying in the street were shared on social media.
Russia was accused of genocide and being “worse than ISIS.” As per Ukrainian officials, 410 people have been found dead in towns near Kyiv so far. At least 300 were killed in Bucha and around 57 were discovered in one mass grave.
Claims are made about rapes and the Kremlin’s soldiers “mutilating children.” Russian commander, Azatbek Omurbekov’s name came forward in reports who is in charge in Bucha.
Learn About Azatbek Omurbekov Wikipedia & Age
Azatbek Omurbekov does not have a Wikipedia page. He was accused of massacring the local population. Local women and children have reportedly been raped and shot, according to mounting evidence in Bucha.
Ukrainian activists and web sleuths claim to have discovered Omurbekov’s forces, which are normally stationed in Russia’s far east, as well as several other Russian military groups.
Omurbekov’s age has not been revealed. Volunteers who identified the unit online said, “Soon all these murderers, rapists and looters will be known by the name” as per GranthshalaNews.
Azatbek Omurbekov Hunt – Was He Found? Massacre Footage
According to Ukrainian authorities, the Butcher of Bucha is on the run after women and children were raped and shot by Russians. Over the weekend, deeply troubling reports emerged from the town, indicating that the invading soldiers had left a trail of destruction in their wake.
Azatbek Omurbekov is the only commander in Bucha to have been named so far. However, Russia had tried pinning the blame on Ukraine and said its people were behind these atrocities.
We can see many videos on Youtube that showed hundreds buried in a mass grave in Bucha, near Kyiv. Some of the videos are even broadcasted live.