More than 900 bodies have been found around Kiev

Over 900 civilians have been discovered in the surrounding of the Ukrainian capital Q.

The death toll, which was announced by Ukrainian authorities almost two weeks ago, has doubled.

The bodies were left on the streets or buried temporarily, said Andriy Nebytov, head of the Kyiv Regional Police. He cited police data that 95% died from gunshot wounds.

“As a result, we understand that under the (Russian) occupation, people were simply hanged in the streets,” Nepidov said.

Every day more and more bodies are found beneath the rubble and in mass graves, he said. He said more than 350 people were found in large numbers in Pucha.

According to Neptune, Pucha utility workers collected and buried bodies in the suburbs of Kiev while under Russian control. He added that Russian troops were “hunting” those who expressed strong pro-Ukrainian views.

Meanwhile, Russia’s Ministry of Defense has promised to increase missile attacks against the Ukrainian capital, a threatening warning that comes after it lost its primacy in the Black Sea in response to alleged Ukrainian occupation of Russian territory.

The threat to intensify attacks on the Ukrainian capital came after Russian officials accused Ukraine of wounding seven people and damaging about 100 residential buildings in airstrikes on the Ukrainian border. Authorities on another Russian border announced the Ukrainian shelling on Thursday.

“The number and size of missile strikes on targets in Kiev will intensify terrorist attacks or diversions into Russian territory in retaliation for the nationalist regime in Q,” said Igor Konashenkov, a spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry.

Russia has issued the warning as it prepares for a new offensive in eastern Ukraine. Meanwhile, residents of the severely affected city of Mariupol in the southeast of the country reported seeing Russian soldiers digging up bodies.

In Q, the resumption of bombings means the return of the anti-aircraft sirens heard during the first days of the invasion and the frightening nights of shelter at subway stations.

After Russian troops failed to capture the city, retreating to focus on eastern Ukraine, leaving evidence of possible war crimes, the frightening signs of pre-war life have resurfaced in the capital.

Ukrainian authorities have not confirmed attacks on targets in Russia, and Russian officials’ statements have not been independently verified.

However, Ukraine carried out an attack the previous day on a large Moscow warship. If true, Wednesday’s attack on the Russian capital’s named Moskva – guided missile ship would be a significant victory for Ukraine and a symbolic defeat for Russia.

The United States believes the Russian warship that sank the previous day in the northern Black Sea was hit by at least one Ukrainian missile, according to the kyiv government, a senior U.S. defense official said Friday.

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