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enslaved people which is now being made a federal holiday. i think for the first time this year. stephanie rawlings blake, thank you so much forjoining us here on the context. let s return now to ukraine and i want focus in on some of the images that we have seen over the past week from towns like boocha and borodyanka, near the capital kyiv. they have been shocking, lead to international condemnation, and calls for vladimir putin to face a war crimes trials. oleksandr khomenko is a photojournalist and a kyiv local and has been documenting the destruction in thr towns. i spoke with him a short time ago. there is a big mass grave, i sighed. i saw a body in another region. i saw a body of an old man, he was riding a bicycle. they killed him on
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