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And there is a very clear-cut -- i wont say it is a playbook. but a recipe. or an action plan. how to support ukraine to win this fight. weapon, sanctions, russian isolation, energy embargo, and development and reconstruction plan for ukraine. actually five points. which are on the table. >> well be watching those steps closely to see if they continue. arseny yatsenyuk, former ukrainian prime minister, thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you, sir. >> well, this country still at war e...

Inhuman army in the world. the targeted killing of civilians and destruction of rest residential buildings with weapons including those forbidden by international conventions, this is a trademark of the russian army and this will truly mark the russian federation as the source of evil. >> reporter: he also says the situation in mariupol is brutal. russian forces blocking corridors and evacuations out of mariupol. they signed a degree to honor the ukrainian forces who defended for weeks now again...

Ga -- incestvestigations began, t knew what military unit did this. which one was responsible and they named russias 64th motorized infantry brigade by vladimir putin. the honorary title of guards on the unit or guard yians dependi on the translation. this is a high honor of the special merit or courage upholding the sovereignty and interest of russia. don, if there was ever a question where putin stands on war crimes and atrocities what happened in bucha, now we know. >> well see you in a littl...

Moscows russians. they can change, that we can encourage them. we can do more work with our allies and partners on additional sanctions. but, again the but administration is moving in the resurrection, just a little too slowly. >> does the president time anyone in his ear that is speaking truth to power as you are in this program? >> well, there are other people like me. people or knowing ukraine while are making these points. >> but are the right people hearing them? we are telling our audience...

Petro and lyudmila have gone to portugal, for now. at the end of march, russian forces were pushed out of bucha. a neighbour told petro that their house is still standing, but its been ransacked. evidence is emerging of potential war crimes in bucha. civilians have been found dead on the street. galya and her daughters have come to london to stay with lesia. her husband is still in ukraine. katya and petro are back in london and still raising money to buy medicine to send to ukraine. natasha is ...

Ukraine with her daughters. lesia, hersister, came from london to meet them, and theyre all staying in the small flat that theyre renting, close to the border in romania. but their mum and dad stayed behind in their hometown, bucha. what was it like, looking at all this news coming in of your hometown? its horrible. like, my school is gone. like, if, like, most of the places that ive known, theyve bombed. my side of where i grew up, its mostly gone. wow. yeah. its early—march, and bucha has be...

The united states and europe and make up for it elsewhere. that is another piece of this long term puzzle that the biden administration im sure is thinking about. >> you know ben, speaking of finding ways around it. one of the questions i get and im sure you get, is about, does putin ever feel anything? does he ever get held responsible for what he has done? and one example tonight is that two employees of the kharkiv zoo, they stayed behind to care for the animals and were shot dead by russian ...

History as the most barbaric and inhumane army in the world. >> that was the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy during his nightly address to the nation. he also called russia a source of evil and said targeting our civilians has now become its trademark. this comes as a russian military unit accused of war crimes in bucha is being honored by vladimir putin. the russian president signed a decree monday giving the 64th motor brigade title gods and praising the unit for showing, quote, great ...

"it hurts a lot," he says. "it hurts a lot, but we dont give up." russia has let so much death behind in areas near kyiv. some people must wait their turn to grieve. phil black, cnn, bucha, ukraine. >> the longer this war goes on, the more there will be. when we come back, countries which could intervene do not, making those words "never again" seem hollow. well have more on that in a moment. and i will have a lot more from ukraine at the top of the hour from ukraine. youre watching cnn. onal. b...

A recent snap poll found six in ten british adults also want him to resign. six in ten. here is the thing. only one in ten actually believes that he will. boris johnson is the first sitting prime minister found to have broken the law. and remember, those are laws his government created. just ahead, cnn returns to bucha, where the local coroners office has a seemingly endless task recovering the victims of russias invasion. and whats being condemned in kyiv is being commended in moscow, if you ...