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And to other countries around the world. that is where the big business is. but you understand that some in the outside world will see this as the un helping russia to do business at a time when russia is killing women and children every other day in ukraine. no, we are helping ukraine. back in april, the secretary general saw the horrors there for himself during a sombre visit to suburbs around the capital, forever scarred by russian atrocities. when you went to kyiv and ukraine, you yourself i...

For decades, bucha had known peace. archive: nato says its the biggest deployment of russian troops in belarus since the cold war... even when tensions started mounting on ukraines borders, for yulia and andriy, invasion seemed far away.

With only brief humanitarian corridors for those wanting to flee. the rest of the time, escape meant risking death. rapid gunfire those left behind trapped, without power, living amid constant fighting. bucha became a place

New flats were being built for young couples creating theirfuture in bucha.

In Ukraine, a group of hairdressers and beauticians are offering their skills to people who survived the Russian occupation. They aim to bring back some pride and dignity to those who have lost homes or loved ones, or even survived torture or rape.

From yablunska street. across bucha, residents sought

Ukraines olena zelenska making an emotional appeal, not she said as a first lady but as a daughter and a mother, she said thanking the u.s. for its support but also pleading for air defense systems and what she brought with her, rachel scott on the hil tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an unprecedented and personal plea from the first lady of ukraine, olena zelenska, warning of a worsening humanitarian crisis. >> translator: i want to address you not as first lady but as a daughter and as a mother....

Welcome to Tuesday, where Vladimir Putin heads to Tehran to meet with the Iranian and Turkish leaders for his first trip abroad since the start of the Ukraine war, the UK records all-time-high temperatures and dinosaur footprints are found in a Chinese restaurant courtyard. Meanwhile, a Japanese ice-skating legend retires and a new Australian report quantifies the dire state of the environment.

As flowers bloom amid the wreckage, the Kyiv suburb synonymous with atrocity feels almost normal again. But the lives of the people there may never be.

Across bucha, resident sought shelter underground. they filmed what was happening as they would throughout the unfolding crisis.