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Russian Investigative Committee to request satellite images as proof of crimes in Ukraine

Investigators had already talked to several Russian nationals, including journalists released from captivity, as well as Ukrainian refugees who had asked Russia for shelter
Russian Investigative Committee spokesperson Vladimir Markin ITAR-TASS/Pavel Bednyakov
Russian Investigative Committee spokesperson Vladimir Markin
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MOSCOW, June 04. /ITAR-TASS/. The Russian Investigative Committee which is investigating international crimes committed against peaceful civilians in southeast Ukraine intends to request satellite images from independent sources, the Committee’s spokesperson, Vladimir Markin, told ITAR-TASS.

“The Russian Investigative Committee intends to receive satellite images from independent sources in various countries that show the nature and quantity destruction as well as places of dislocation of Ukrainian military units. That will make it possible for investigators to reconstruct an objective picture of what’s going on in southeast Ukraine,” Markin said, adding that the investigators would also use eye-witness accounts of Ukrainian refugees who have sought shelter in Russia.