17 вбитих: Звірства армії РФ у маленькому селі на Київщині | Фільм-розслідування «Схем»

The consequences of Russia's war against Ukraine on the example of one village: "Schemes" investigated what happened in the village of Andriyivka, Kyiv region, when it was under the occupation of the Russian military. Andriyivka is a small village in the Buchansky district. The road connecting Borodyanka and Makariv, where bitter fights were going on, passes through it. During the more than a month of occupation of Andriyivka, 17 civilians of the village were killed by Russian military actions - they were shot or became victims of bombardment. In addition, at least two villagers died due to untimely provision of medical care and lack of access to medicines. During the occupation, 70 houses were completely destroyed, the local school suffered significant damage, and the kindergarten was completely razed to the ground. Residents of the village told journalist Serhii Andrushko about the atrocities of the Russian army. Based on their stories, "Schemes" created the investigative film "Andriyivka. The tragedy of one village". 00:00 Teaser 01:55 Yevhenii Piskotin 03:56 Oleksiy Cherkovskyi 04:38 Yuriy Kravchenya 05:04 Igor Yermakov 05:40 Russian military officer Daniil Frolkin, suspect in the murder of Igor Yermakov 06:55 Igor Savran and Volodymyr Pozharkinov 08:03 Vitaly Kubykevich, Vadym Ganyuk and Ruslan Yaremchuk 09:40 Russian soldier Oleksandr Chiryasov, who may be involved in three murders 12:27 Ivan Rybytskyi 13:25 Andriy Kostetskyi 14:04 Yevhenii Stepaniuk 16:42 Anton Ishchenko 18:20 Andriy Rudenko 22:20 Victims of bombardment 25:55 (Un)natural deaths? 28:02 Photo and video of Russian soldiers on the resident of Andriyivka smartphone 29:38 Destroyed kindergarten and damaged school 32:05 Life in the occupation Author: Serhii Andrushko Editor: Kira Tolstiakova Editor-in-Chief: Natalka Sedletska #radiosvoboda #warinukraine #investigation #ukraine

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