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Kyiv/20.04.22/UNIAN: President of the European Council Charles Michel, while on a visit to Ukraine on April 20, visited Borodyanka in the Kiev region, which was liberated from the Russian occupiers.
"In Borodyanka. Like Bucha and many other cities in Ukraine. History will not forget the war crimes that were committed. There can be no peace without justice," Michel said in his comment.
He wrote about his trip to the Kiev region on Twitter.
As UNIAN reported, the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, announced this morning that he had arrived in Kiev.
According to the adviser to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Vadim Denisenko, in Borodyanka, the occupiers shot multi-storey buildings from tanks, so many civilians died of hypothermia under the rubble.
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