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Ukrainians about things going on in southern and eastern ukraine seem to be a major escalation. >> reporter: thats right. city officials in mariupol saying they have discovered a second mass grave after finding one the day before. this one is in a village to the east of the city. theyre saying it may contain up to 1,000 bodies the first mass grave to the west of the city could contain as many as 9,000. thats larger than the horrors we saw in bucha, the city in kyiv. and theyre saying this is a g...

Russian deception, really. to try to, claim that it is a hoax by western media to frame russia and it has some success at home of that but the facts are clear. its also clear from russias to those from bucha that it had no interest in investigating it, it flatly denied it.— investigating it, it flatly denied it. , �* ., ., denied it. malachy browne from the new york _ denied it. malachy browne from the new york times _ denied it. malachy browne from the new york times they i denied it. malac...

In march, and i think mariupol is a bit like bucha and the other towns that are occupied by russia now. if russia leaves, it will become accessible. i dread to think what well find when we get access to the city. and youave worked extensively on bucha and the claims of a massacre there, which russia denies. whats your assessment of the evidence that you have seen in your work? the satellite images show in bucha that the bodies that were found when ukrainian officials and journalist finally got a...

It was, "fake news". what do you make of that? typical, classic russian deception, really, it is really to try to, you know, exonerate themselves from responsibility, claim it as a hoax by western media, to frame russia, and it has some success at home with that, but the facts are clear. it is also clear, russias response to those images from bucha that it has no interest in investigating it, ed flatly denied it, did not say that it would investigate what happened. they independent investigation...

Right? hes going to keep pushing, but its also not clear, don that russian forces are capable of achieving what putin wants and certainly not quickly and that adds up to sort of a depressing conclusion and that is that this war could drag on for some time, with a lot more fighting, a lot more bombing, sadly, a lot more civilian casualties, and really a world war ii-like battle in the east. this has the potential for a long, hard, and deadly slog. >> jim sciutto, see you get some rest. thank you ...

Plan for the russians. and then later on april 2nd the disturbing images of bodies in the streets and a mass grave in bucha coming right after ukrainian forces liberated the town. as a result ukraine and much of the western world accused russia of war crimes. >> i want all the leaders of the russian federation to see how their orders are being fulfilled. such orders, such a fulfillment and joint responsibility for these murders, for these tortures, for these arms torn off by explosions that lie ...

Veteran BBC correspondent Jeremy Bowen, who has reported live from Ukraine, reveals the toll his job takes on his family.

Difficult to verify. but we know that many tens of thousands have been deliberately targeted by russia. mayor of mariupol told us just in that city, 20,000 people have been killed. the u.n. is documented the unlawful killing including by summary execution of some-50 civilians so far in the town of bucha. i am sure you have seen some of the images from there. in the early weeks of the war, we met yana and her three children, in an evacuation center here in lviv. they had just fled bucha. they had...

Walking with her hands up, just to get through the fighting lines. and this is the story of almost every ukrainian that i met that came either from irpin or bucha or some other areas like kharkiv as well. >> tell me the ways that project hope is able to assist. whats been the focus? >> right from the start, weve been sending medicines -- medical supplies, trauma kits to hospitals throughout ukraine and kyiv and lviv, kharkiv and irpin. right now we are rehabilitating the hospital that has been d...

Credit people. once you call people nazis, you cant really get much lower than that. you are saying that they dont even deserve to live. we only know what happened in bucha because russian troops were driven out. putin says russia is now in control of mariupol. the scale of the atrocity there can only be imagined. this family is thankful that they made it out of the city. olga, daniil and their two boys drove 2000 miles to five countries and ended up in norway. >> [speaking foreign language]