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Hall itself. its the entire complex and so, you know, the point here being thats why as i noted you dont use a nuclear power plant as a military base even in a military conflict. >> anthony, thank you so much. and months after that massacre in bucha dead bodies still being found in kyiv. david mckenzie takes a closer look how ukrainians feel of the impact of past wars and bracing for new ones. we want to warn you, some of the images in this report are upsetting. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in bucha, ...

Necessary weapons, including planes, tanks, multiple launch rocket systems and armoured vehicles, to defend our country and to free it from the russian occupants. and the same goes for sanctions. if any one of my colleagues from europe or across the ocean tries to tell me that some sanctions are inappropriate or are too tough and shouldnt be imposed, i will consider it as a betrayal of the victims of bucha and other towns and villages, civilians who have been killed. so, the bucha massacre is a ...

As well as read a lot of books, classical books, books about strategy. and if you look at any military strategy, you would never expect it to be on such big territory as ukraine is, and including the goals that we expect to be achieved, such as "do not harm civilian population", so this operation goes quickly, in weeks. nobody could expect if you have any special knowledge about it. mounting evidence pointed to the brutality of the russian occupying force. the shelling of civilian areas in strat...

We are on the edge of the new stage, because we have to go forward to start our counter defensive. >> force might be the only way that ukraine would regain control of its borders. the journey to democracy, and into europe. and for putin, that might be victory enough. >> sam, im wondering if you could just talk a little bit about where the conflict is now, because we dont see the images when bucha was finally liberated, and yet the dying continues. someone described it as a meat grinder in the ea...

Went abroad, because our big fear and anticipation was that russia would try to cut off internet and communications, so we needed people to also be outside of ukraine to pick up the work if we in ukraine suddenly are cut off everything, so... but it is — again, sorry to interrupt, but it is very different, is it not, covering a war in your own nation, in your own homeland, rather than for us internationaljournalists flying in and out of places like kyiv, doing the reporting, observing what is ...

The government, and capture kyiv in a matter of days. his 24th and february innovation officially to free the country from nazis and stop it from joining nato, met ferocious ukrainian resistance from day one. assault convoys to the capitol were stalled and attacked. russian troops driven back from kyiv, fell upon citizens in irpin and bucha. their atrocities, revealed as they were forced out, leaving misery and murder in their wake. soon, russians turned their guns on civilians across the countr...

Which spreads its own message — many would call it disinformation, some would just call it outright lies, when it comes to things like the killings of civilians by russian forces, when it comes to the coverage of particular things like the assault on mariupol, including the maternity hospital, events at bucha — a whole host of things where the russians have put out lines which objective, independent international observers have said are simply not true. whos winning this propaganda war? the ...

Violence, alleged war crimes brought upon it. here are some of those key moments in the last six months to remind you of because there is so much. a warning you may find some of these images disturbing. six months ago today on february 24th. vladimir putin launched his invasion of ukraine ordering thousands of russian troops to go in across to cross the border. on march 9th, russian forces bombed a maternity and mariupo killing three children. president zelenskyy called this attack at the time p...

Who murdered. young lady and we dont take joining anyone who is murdered. lets go back and look whats happening in ukraine. there are 5000 ukrainian civilians who have died. there are some, i think, a total of 12,000 altogether in terms of those including the women who had 5 million refugees. we have 7 million displaced. so the individual. if you look at bucha, if you look at mariupol, you see whats happened there. it may give you some idea of the context in which we are talking about. but in te...

Concentrated on taking kyiv, occupying and bombing neighboring communities to get close to the capital. millions of ukrainians were forced to flee walking through rubble and fallen bridges to safety. the carnage left behind has been devastating. and in bucha, evidence of war crimes quickly emerged as mass graves were dug to bury the dead. russian soldiers retreated from to kyiv in defeated and refocused their efforts. >> david mckenzie joins unus now from kyiv. president zelenskyy spoke to the u...