The Kremlin says reports of mass graves discovered in the formerly Russian-controlled city of Izyum in eastern Ukraine are fabrications
Ukraine says its investigators descended on a pine forest outside the recaptured town of Izyum on September 16 and began pulling out hundreds of bodies from what they called a mass grave.
For Peskov it was "the same scenario as in Bucha", a town outside the capital Kiev where dozens of bodies in civilian clothing were found in the streets after Russian troops left in the early stages of the nearly seven-month-old conflict.Last week, some 450 graves were discovered in forests outside Izyum after the strategic city was recaptured from the Russians by Ukrainian troops.
The accusations come after the Moscow-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine — Europe's largest atomic facility — faced frequent shelling in recent months, raising fears of a nuclear incident.
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