Ukraine has pictured and revealed names of the 'Despicable Ten' Russian soldiers accused of war crimes in Bucha this afternoon.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence released the names and faces of the twisted ten, stating: 'Ten russian butchers from the 64th brigade have been identified and named suspects responsible for committing the Bucha massacre.
'This unit [has] been awarded for its atrocities, and returned to the battlefield. Justice for war criminals is inevitable.'
Corporal Andrei Bizyaev, 33, has reportedly served in the Red Army for over ten years. He is originally from Khabarovsk in eastern Russia.
Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova added: 'We will not stop till we bring each of them to justice.'
The Prosecutor General's office and news agency Slidstvo scrawled the internet for the ten's personal information.
Aged between 24 and 33, the corporals, sergeants and privates in the 64th Motorized Brigade are now thought to be fighting in the Donbas.
Private Sergei Peskarev, 24, has evidence of his 64th Brigade membership on Facebook. He worked at a supermarket till until November last year, at which point he signed up in anticipation of a war in Ukraine. In February, he got his wish and is now accused of war crimes.
More than 400 mutilated, tortured and murdered corpses were discovered in Bucha days after reports emerged of widespread war crimes in the Kyiv suburb as Russian troops withdrew.
Last week alleged ringleader the 'Butcher of Bucha' Commander Azatbek Omurbekov was promoted from Lieutenant Colonel to full Colonel.
It came despite his men standing accused of gang rapes, tortures and civilian executions.
One of numerous piles of body bags in Bucha is labelled and the corpses buried, April 8
Soon after receiving the honours, the unit was then redeployed to the eastern Donbas front, one of the most dangerous in the conflict.
Deadly battles are taking place as Moscow's forces attempt to surround Ukrainian troops who are proving a determined line of defence against Russia's push from the east.
Analysts say Putin has deliberately sent them to the front lines in order to make them disappear.
Private Grigory Naryshkin, 30, is another soldier personally accused of war crimes by the Prosecutor General. The athlete and martial artist is also from the far-eastern region of Russia.
That way they could not never be forced to testify over their alleged war crimes.
Ukraine has continued to publish the names of officers and privates responsible for the Bucha massacre.
Putin is said to know they could one day be made to stand trial and reveal the scale of their atrocities.
Sergeant Nikita Akimov, 25, from Komsomolsk in the far east, is accused of personally kidnapping and torturing innocent Buchans. He has a wife and children and has posted pictures throughout the invasion on Facebook.
The intelligence directorate of Ukraine's MoD said at the start of the month that Russian commanders were refusing to rotate their brigades and that the 64th were in Belgorod in Western Russia ready for redeployment.
Putin then sent them to the front between Kharkiv and Izyum, where fierce Ukrainian fighters were stationed looking to exact revenge on the now infamous brigade.
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