Just flood to every possible outlet - without names and places.
There have been plenty of names and places mentioned. And all of them will be catalogued and the evidence is being gathered as we sit typing here.
According to Amnesty International Russia committed 'a host of apparent war crimes' near the intersection of Yablunska and Vodoprovidna streets.
A Reuters investigation published a few days ago documented clues, including testimony and evidence focused on Yablunska Street, to the identities of individual Russian soldiers and military units present in Bucha. The units included the 76th Guards Air Assault Division, which the Amnesty report also found was present in the town.
Amnesty said it had documented 22 cases of unlawful killings by Russian forces - "most of which were apparent extrajudicial executions" - in Bucha and nearby areas.
Why Bucha story was so swiftly forgotten?
As you can see, it's still being reported on. It won't be forgotten, I can assure you.
You have to do your own homework by itself, if you need this information. I
I don't read the gutter press.