Maksym Rokhmaniko
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which seems to be so outrageous and it seems like it's clear what happened there, but there's still a lot of work necessary to disprove the claims that Russia have about what exactly happened and to tell what exactly happened on that site, how exactly the theater was exploded, etc.
Who was there?
How many people?
How were they hoping to get evacuated?
And so on.
So the story about Mariupol Theater and it's kind of, yeah, basically that is the other topics that we are investigating right now.
The third topic that we are currently looking at has to do with
this whole conversation about the wheat crisis and the breakage of supply chains of export of Ukrainian wheat that also echoes and covers many different kind of like pains that Ukrainians had over centuries.
It kind of very strongly echoes the famines that were orchestrated by Soviet Union in the 1930s.
And
That one is also quite straightforward in terms of technically just trying to understand where wheat is produced in Ukraine, what are the supply chains of its export, and basically how the front line cuts through those supply chains, blocks the ports, and what are the implications of that.
So these three research kind of directions that we are now working on, each of them has a twofold aim.
And one aspect is, as you mentioned, a collection of evidence.
So as we know from Babiniar case, it's not only that we will be able to, in as much of detail, gather materials about these cases,
kind of like topics.
It's also when we put them together and cross-reference them, when we understand where some pictures are taken, when we understand what witness testimonies mean in their testimonies, when they explain how certain space was occupied.
When we connect these different pieces of evidence, we can better understand these events and basically produce new knowledge about what exactly happened there.
But other than using these materials in judiciary procedures, we also hope to just generally be able to communicate more about what exactly happens in Ukraine.
This historic dimension is important to us to look at in other cases, not just Bob and Yar, in these other topics that we are studying because we have a feeling that it's really important to understand the history of the struggle and the fact that it's not new, it didn't happen overnight.
These imperial forces basically can be recognized centuries if you look at each of these locations, irrespectively whether that is Kiev, Mariupol, or Mykolaiv, where the infrastructure for wheat storage was bombed also quite recently.
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