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That courage far surpass that of their adversaries, the russians. when you hear stories like from what happened around here in kyiv, in bucha and irpin and other places and now as we watch whats going on in mariupol, you know, it really underscores for the ukrainians that they either have to win this war or their nation could be erased. specifically when we talk about mariupol and the horrible combat that were seeing there, its important to note that the factory is not just one building or the f...

Assault for more than a month. its probably a bit hard to grasp the journalists because it looks different because we are thinking about quite a large territory and the front line is more or less 300 miles. and thats where all across this territory, on the towns, its industrial area. the fighting takes place. so its not really like one place to be bombed. but what i understood also from talking to the ukrainian military generals, they do explain that russia changed its strategy. earlier they tri...

Who were in mariupol during four month of siege, after seeing photos from bucha said that in mariupol, there were much more people -- dead people on the streets. and after bucha, russian troops, they closed the city, totally, no in or out, and started to collect and started to collect bodies from the streets. and now, we see on maxar satellite images, we see mass graves that are, by size, they are already comparable to mass graves that were made by nazis during mariupol occupation in late 1940s....

Again. and that is really a subtle, but important shift in the u.s. rhetoric that has happened over the last several weeks, and it really came after the world saw that mass kemassacre of civilia in bucha and ukraine, and started to realize that now is a key opportunity, a very important opportunity for the west to stop russia decisively, to defeat them decisively on the battlefield and weaken them to the point, including with sanctions that they are unable to launch these kinds of military opera...

Really to be just bringing zelenskyy into the table, the negotiating table, or rather the talks table to present him with a fait accompli on russias advances across other parts of the country, and that didnt happen, and russia complained that it had pulled out of bucha as a sign of good faith, and this was its gesture at the istanbul talks. of course, the reality on the ground was that russia pulled out from around kyiv because the ukrainian forces held them back and pushed them back and the rus...

Wives and children and after bucha, we know what will happen with these people, with families of ukrainian soldiers, if russian troops will capture azovstal completely. they will be raped, and they will be killed. so, ukrainian soldiers, they stand now not only for ukraine but also for their families, and of course, they will stand until the last bullet and until the last man. of course, we all hope that humanitarian corridor that russia blocks all this time is possible with the help of united n...

Statement, victor and alisyn, because this is now long-term, and the u.s. sees this conflict dragging on for quite some time. >> oren liebermann, thank you so much. russian president vladimir putin met with the u.n. secretary general today and claimed that russia and ukraine achieved a, quote, serious breakthrough during negotiations in istanbul but says then the situation changed dramatically after the allegations were made that russia committed war crimes in the ukrainian town of bucha. >> m...

To the general secretary of the united nations, but i would probably go to mariupol first. i would go to bucha. i would go to irpin. i would go to all those places, talk to people and then fly back to moscow and meet with putin and say, "mr president, what you are doing is crime". russia claims to be acting in self—defence, but it was president putin who ordered his troops to attack ukraine. the kremlin started this. its determined to end it on its terms. live to moscow and steve rosenberg. st...

To give any advice to the general secretary of the united nations, but i would probably go to mariupol first. i would go to bucha. i would go to irpin. i would go to all those places, talk to people and then fly back to moscow and meet with putin and say, "mr president, what you are doing is crime." russia claims to be acting in self—defence, but it was president putin who ordered his troops to attack ukraine. the kremlin started this. its determined to end it on its terms. the head of the int...

Met with volodymyr zelenskyy. a pretty powerful gesture there from the united states government, this comes as ukraine marks orthodox easter ahead of the high holiday. a french priest has been speaking to ukrainians, but rather than celebrating mass hes interviewing victims and witnesses of russian atrocities. those accounts will be used for future war crimes prosecution. he believes that the atrocities kit -- and mary opal where the worst in bucha, historian and author timothy snyder, longest r...