Page 161 - Bucha News Today

A family who have become friends are hanging nontheir home, and shes bringing them food. on arrival, good news. theyve agreed to pull out. a last run in the springtime garden. they ignore the towns sirens. >> translator: my sister woke up this morning and said we have to leave, so we packed up. we didnt want to leave until the last minute. but then something made her want to. so, we have to. >> reporter: its an emotional wrench, but its a relief. the importance of groups like maria are part of a...

Footprints on ukrainian soil. the moment that we win this war, i will say the united states did everything they could and everything was enough to achieve this victory. and this victory will be for us, but also for you and all other democracies across the globe. >> president biden, defense secretary austin and secretary blinken have pledged on going support. i want to ask you, onna human level the people of your country are doing. obviously the world has been so inspired by the fighting spirit a...

This is the silver bullet. november 7th, 2020. i highlight this because, remember, perrys spokesman denied he had sent this. the problem, these texts were signed, signed by who? rick perry. so not only were they from a phone directly tied to rick perry, they were also signed rick perry, rick perry hasnt offered any comment, but it seems hes caught in a pretty bold-faced lie. >> yeah, rick perry, the same man who in 2016 called trump a cancer to the republican party. a lot has changed in those fo...

Army across ukraine, here in the frontline villages is not just humanitarian. its political. its about trying to hold on to as much ukrainian territory as possible for as long as possible. the lessons from bucha and other towns captured by russian is that many civilians may not survive occupation. a neighbor herself, frightened and confused, still refuses to go. shes got a job at the local power plant, joining ukraines millions of refugees, risks her life. >> translator: its simply genocide of t...

Capabilities and clearly had overestimated russias. you mentioned mariupol. you interviewed a few people who survived the charnage there. i want to read for our viewers what one of them told you. the russians do not spare anyone. they do not follow any rules, neither military nor moral. they know exactly where they are shooting and what they are doing. time and time again we see examples of russian military striking specifically at civilians. not just in mariupol, but obviously surrounding kyiv ...

Meaningful way, especially after the massacre in bucha. and so the americans and the western alliance writ large are saying, we now see this as an opportunity to decisively on the battlefield. and neuter them militarily at least for the next decade. >> and i think this also raises the specter of does this feed into the russian concerns that they said the point here all along is to destabilize their own government. one thing we have heard from secretary blinken is that they are going to start ret...

Lets get more from the capital, kyiv, and joe inwood is there. this visit by the un secretary—general to moscow to talk to president putin, its huge, isnt it? , , ., , it? yes, it is huge and in its symbolism. _ it? yes, it is huge and in its symbolism, whether - it? yes, it is huge and in its symbolism, whether the - it? yes, it is huge and in its - symbolism, whether the outcomes it? yes, it is huge and in its _ symbolism, whether the outcomes will be huge, well, i think thats probably fairl...

Even when your life hangs in the balance. joining us, natalia, a ukrainian journalist, public interest journalism lab. you wrote about the donbas region for "the atlantic" and said the donbas, which has already paid the heaviest price of the past eight years of conflict, has yet more pain to come. people also forget this war began in 2014 and theres been a lot of fighting in donbas. when you look at images of bucha and the devastation forces wrought there, do people in the east have to prepare f...

There, to rally in defense of their country. but, obviously, there have been horrific atrocities inflicted upon you, in places like bucha, mariupol, and well beyond. how is that spirit of the ukrainian people today? >> well, we are bleeding. morally, militarily, economically, physically. but we are fighting. we will not stop until we win. russia inflicts enormous damage on us by all means, by destroying our cities, by destroying our economy, by committing atrocities, by shelling our cities and o...

It will be very difficult to get it on the roads. so all of this has crossed the line. what they have decided is they will not let vladimir putin define what is offensive, what is defensive? what can nato do because of the illegal border and the atrocities. what we saw in bucha and what we saw in irpin and ba we understand to be the case, certainly from the mass graves we believe to be freshly dug around mariupol. the failure of the russians to agree to humanitarian core ders in and out on easte...