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There of potential war crimes under the russian occupation? >> wolf, this is massive. we saw it. we saw horrible scenes from bucha or from izium. what we see in kherson after liberating kherson is beyond even calling it war crimes. many people were subjected for months to torture, to executions, for just having a ukrainian flag or for just speaking ukrainian. so this is a genocidal war. russians are doing it everywhere. thats why we need to liberate our territory faster. thats why every day that...

Knocking out electricity to about 40% of the country as the temperatures drop. cnns nic robertson is live in kyiv. nic, we keep hearing from the u.s. and allies that no matter who fired that missile that hit poland russia is to blame. does russia face any repercussions if its their fault? >> reporter: ukraine would certainly like to see them face repercussions. president zelenskyy has been pushing for full accountability, whether it be war crimes or acts like this. zelenskyy himself has said loo...

Throughout kherson. what can you tell us about what was uncovered? >> well, this is a report coming from the ombudsman, who youll recall is responsible for bringing the worlds attention to those atrocities in bucha and following the relief of areas captured by russia. now we are looking or they are looking at the long-term occupation of a substantial chunk of a province of ukraine. the russians came into kherson in march. theyre saying they believe there are 11 locations of what theyre calling t...

Talk to people in your own offices because they may be out of electricity while youre on. >> what do you make of these reports now that the russians have been routinely torturing ukrainians whether in kherson or elsewhere? >> weve seen this every place where the russians have been kicked out. i heard about it in bucha, now in kherson, the horrible killings, the rapes, abductsion of children. these are all war crimes. >> thank you very much. a cnn exclusive. we go one on one with the first woman ...

And the nato member countries but that should not stop the united nations and the world from helping ukraine. ukraine has never asked anybody to intervene by putting boots on the ground, they have asked for weapon systems so that they themselves can fight for freedom. in my personal opinion, if putin had been allowed to do, and there has been more than one bucha, to be clear, there have been multiple bucha scenarios, anywhere really the russians have stopped. but ukraine has asked for the weapon...

Really surprised and this is why these missile strikes, what russia continues to do these missile terrorism will have no effect on the will of the ukrainian people to continue fighting and will not have an effect on the alliances that ukraine has, the group of 50 plus nations which i hope, no matter what is found, i hope it emboldens the support for ukraine and they get some of the systems that they are yet to get. the systems that they are yet to net. ., , ., to get. you visited the town in mar...

They called the atrocities in bucha and in mariupol and the hits on residential buildings and schools and hospitals, they blame those on others when it is clear that the russians have been responsible for those. so that line of this is a deliberate provocation is undermind by eun undermined by everything weve seen throughout this invasion. >> it certainly is undermined by that, victor. theres no question that the russians will obfuscate and make things seem different than they actually are. the ...

Russia expects evidence of “people tortured to death” in Kherson to surface following Ukraine’s liberation of the city, according to a pro-Russian occupation government official.

Now i feel a great relief because i was under occupation for eight months and now i feel that our people, our ukrainian soldiers came by. and we are so glad to see them. we are so glad that they came by. you can show the people around, show that they are really happy. >> reporter: tell me how it was to actually have the russians on the streets here and have to live your life with them ruling it. >> i have to recognize that it was not as bad as in mariupol and bucha. >> reporter: right, everyone ...

Auchan Ukraine opened a second store after the start of the war in Kyiv region, in Bucha, it will be able to work even during power outage, the company's press service reported.