Women gunned down as they fled their homes under the threat of Russian airstrikes. Men, their hands tied behind their backs, with gunshot wounds to the back of their slumped heads. Children, as young as 14, were among the dead, their young bodies savaged and mutilated. This is only some of the most strikingly distressing imagery of what is now known as the Bucha massacre, wherein at least 320 people were executed by Russian forces during their occupation of the city. Like many other towns and cities in Ukraine, Bucha had faced the “typical” brutal atrocities that Russian forces have used as ta…