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>> i mean that all of those who are responsible for this war should go to trouble now. without a court and judgement and terms how we can live further. this is, well, it is national catastrophe what is going on. all of the -- all of the world seeing photos from bucha, and from mariupol. how do you think its possible to just live further for that? >> yeah. its more than an -- >> i believe -- >> go ahead. >> i believe russians should do, like, anti-war, anti-war resistance and movement and do what...

>> julie: ukrainians are returning home to the war torn suburb of bucha. the town is attempting to rebuild after witnessing some of the worst horrors of putins invasion. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot recently visited there and joins us now from kyiv. tell us what is the latest where you are? >> hi, julie. there is a lot of fighting on a lot of fronts including one not too far from where we are. it is all about ukrainian citizens trying to get their lives back after a lot of ho...

Moscow says resolution passed by Human Rights Council ‘political rout to demonise’ it

14-year-old Yura Nechyporenko recounts the tragic killing of his father on a lonely street in Bucha, the community on the outskirts of Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, where bodies of civilians are still being discovered weeks after Russian soldiers withdrew.

And profiles of russian soldiers, he says, gathered by special services to the testimonies of witnesses and victims who survived. another important source of information is video from security cameras. >> reporter: is it possible to prosecute all of the crimes, all of the atrocities that happened here in bucha? >> translator: it is possible because many officials and investigators are working on it. step by step. >> reporter: step by step. now, he acknowledged that many of the soldiers, the russ...

>> you know, i think that what russia done, especially russian -- kharkiv, mariupol, what happened in -- i think that an absolutely everything which happened to ukraine is the ukrainian nation and we appreciate that we saw how many parliaments started and recognized this war. i think the picture of bucha, of mariupol, its absolutely clear answer who is continuing practice from the second world

Something to say about it. but it is the first in what is expected to be many, many prosecutions, you know, weve talked over the past several weeks about alleged war crimes in bucha, and the u.n. human rights chief even said today that, look, were finding -- weve already found a thousand bodies of civilians just in the kyiv area. some of those people were killed in fighting, but he says he was shocking the number of people who were not, who may have been subject to summary executions and other p...

Variety of reasons, from the violence of war, some, including people weve interviewed, died from the stress and starvation of having to shelter in a basement due to intense russian bombardment. some of them, according to the union human rights chief were the product of unlawful killing. she put a number to it, 300 of them. civilians who died at the hands of russian soldiers and snipers. you mentioned the first war crimes trial that has been announced here in ukraine. the prosecutor general add n...

Atrocities here. mass graves are smoogd out. russian tanks cleared away. the feelings are strong and mixed. >> we all want to restart here but our feelings are pretty bad. >> julie, that gentleman lives on a street that a couple of weeks ago was filled with ukrainian civilian bodies, civilians killed by the russian soldiers. his last words to us, i think we will live. i think we will win. one update from the bucha mayor about the civilians killed by the russians. he said it is up to 459 with 20 ...

The DA has no moral authority to speak about international law and human rights, because its own politics demonstrate that it deems some more human than others.