Thread by @KuldkeppMart

From the report:

They [Russian soldiers] took all of the women from the group to a basement in a multi-story
residential house close by. As we were loading the truck, we could hear cries, shrieks, and
different noises coming from the basement where the women had been taken.

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We presumed
the women were raped. I think they were there for about two hours. Out of maybe thirty
soldiers that were there, about seven or eight went into the basement. I didn’t hear anyone
order this, but also, no one tried to stop them. On the contrary, they were

encouraging each
other; it was a joke to them. They were speaking Russian so we could understand them. I can’t
remember the exact words, but I remember it meaning something like ‘our senior command
allows us to do whatever we want unless you go to Bucha because no one is

waiting for you
in Bucha.’ I still don’t know exactly what that meant, but I can presume they belonged to a
unit that was headquartered there but was coming to Irpin to act like this. […]
The [Russian] soldiers killed four of those women. They carried their bodies out

to where we
were. The bodies had bruises and blood on them, and we saw that they had each been shot in
the forehead. They were all completely naked; they didn’t even have socks on. All four bodies
had bruises on their breasts. There were marks of rods or sticks on their lower

backs as if
they had been beaten and bruises and scratches around their crotches. There were no bruises
or marks on the rest of their bodies. All the bodies had the same marks. The soldiers ordered
us to load them onto one of the trucks that had run out of fuel, and then they

set this truck on
fire, together with the four bodies.
The other women remained in the basement; we could still hear some screams; I presume the
violence did not stop at that stage. They were crying. “Oh my god”, some were saying, “Kill
me, just shoot me”.

I don’t know what happened to them, but I heard from a friend of a friend
that later, they [women] were moved to Kyiv by Ukrainians, presumably to get some medical
assistance. […]

From what that person told me as if heard from these women, is that the
women who died were killed because they refused to give the Russian soldiers oral sex.”