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Did their families survive? we followed the story of one student from bucha. ilya now lives in one room of a rundown government building in kyiv, with his whole family. they managed to escape the fighting through a humanitarian corridor that had been opened in march. "it was so hard to get through the nights — we were afraid a shell would hit us at any moment", he said. "even here, i cant escape feeling war is still all around us. i dream about my family being killed, or taken hostage by the r...

Have been damaged. many more are empty because people have fled. when you walk through classrooms like this one, there are so many questions that come to mind. what must this place have looked like on any given weekday before life was suddenly interrupted? who were the children who sat here? we followed the story of one student from bucha. ilya bobkov now lives in one room of a rundown government building in kyiv, with his whole family. they managed to escape the fighting through a humanitarian ...

In the spaces they once occupied. two—thirds have been forced to leave their homes. this school in bucha near kyiv was used as a base by russian soldiers. hundreds of schools and colleges in ukraine have been damaged. many more are empty because people have fled. when you walk through a classroom like this one, there are so many questions that come to mind. what must this place have looked like on any given weekday before life was suddenly interrupted? who were the children that sat here? we f...

People over. and president putin has highlighted this by giving an award to specific military unit, and the 64 separate guards motor brigade which is directly involve in the atrocities in bucha but according to award, they deserve to be rewarded for astute and bold action in ukraine. they are celebrated in russia as heroes and butchers in ukraine. >> you cant fathom it, phil. thank you. and now, the president seems to have a different message for the justice department to strike down the mask ...

Some might say war reporting requires more gravity. Some would be right.

Russian President Vladimir Putin honors the country's 64th Motorized Rifle Brigade which is accused of war crimes in the killings of Bucha residents. The situation comes as the war between the two nations begins to intensify with Russia launching a new offensive.

Weapons, and embargo for oil and gas from european partners spending almost a billion dollars a day for russian war machine. these are the measures which will stop this war and will force putin to sit down and negotiate. >> lviv deputy mayor, good luck there. be safe. well stay in touch with you. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. just ahead, vladimir putin honors a russian brigade behind the horrific atrocities in bucha. stay with us. much more ahead. smooths s the look of fin...

Again. so if you dont close the sky, just give us the weapons. were going to close the sky on our own. and we have enough of our will to defend our country. we just need the equipment to do it. >> we went to the site of one of those missile strikes in lviv. your brother, of course the mayor of kyiv, he warned its still not safe to return to kyiv. president zelenskyy has warned that if donbas falls, russia will come back and try kyiv, try for the capital again. do you share those worries? >> abso...

Have a very different concept of time, but this will be a big battle and as weve been reporting, youve been reporting, it will be a much more conventional style battle than this slaughtering of innocence weve seen so far. >> theres no indication that those features will diminish as the brutality has been rewarded in russia, the soldiers who carried out the atrocities in bucha have been recognized by putin himself. im sure that doesnt tell you anything new, but what should the rest of us take fro...

Soldiers who carried out the atrocities in bucha, where bound civilians were shot and murdered in front of their families, and left in the streets, that they were rewarded back in russia and offered special military awards for their conduct there. must not shock him, but it shocked the rest of us. he said, no, that shocked me too. in your view, has vladimir putin changed? >> i think so. i think there are a couple of things that may be driving that change. one is his increasing isolation in terms...