Despicable Ten: Ukraine reveals faces of Russian 'Butchers of Bucha'

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Ukraine reveals the faces of Russian soldiers accused of being the 'Butchers of Bucha'

Billed 'the Despicable Ten' by the Ukrainian Army, they face war crimes charges for alleged atrocities in Bucha. The 64th Motorized Brigade soldiers reportedly butchered innocents in Bucha on their way out of Ukraine.

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