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It would allowed them to create a land corridor from the russian mainland to the crimea area, so thats why they wanted so badly. and it would be a huge victory for vladimir putin to sell and moscow. but that place is also a cascading humanitarian disaster. and the horrors that are expected to come out of their were made pale to what weve seen in bucha. >> how there was the, thank you so much for your reporting. >> joining us now, retired general mark kimmitt. hes a former assistant secretary for...

Constant sniper threats. i guess, my question to you is, how do you determine that what happened in a place like bucha, hundreds of miles away from moscow, is based on the orders that were given from vladimir putin, and not some, you know, either rogue general, rogue officers who wanted to punish putin? because if putin himself is going to be charged, you have to demonstrate and establish that the events in bucha were directly as a result of the orders that he gave. or am i wrong? >> you dont ha...

When the russians left, he walked these streets and filmed the horrors he found. translation: when i arrived, i saw the street _ with dead bodies. corpses were lying all over the place. ijust walked around them and they were everywhere. i wasnt scared, but it was intense. you got used to it, during the month of occupation. bucha is now known as a crime scene. forensic experts are gathering its evidence. but its also a community, a place people called home and want to again. translation: you alwa...

Back and re—establish their lives, there is now a big job to be done to clear away things like this and make this area safe. for now, the remains of the russian occupation are part of life here. sights like this — a curious tourist attraction. eventually, the physical reminders of the cruelty that was inflicted will be gone. but for the people of bucha, the memories will remain. anna foster, bbc news, kyiv. the city of shanghai has been in strict lockdown for the last three weeks — prompti...

Bucha is now known as a crime scene. forensic experts are gathering its evidence. but its also a community, a place people called home and want to again. translation: you always want to come back home. | so we used our first chance to return, as well, and we used our chance to make sure that all property is safe, even from locals that might come and steal something. sergei shows me an open grave. his neighbour, killed by russian soldiers, lay here. when sergei returned home, he wanted to finally...

Russia took this town and tried to destroy it — notjust its buildings, but the spirit of its people. denys davidoff stayed in bucha throughout the occupation. when the russians left, he walked these streets and filmed the horrors he found. translation: when i arrived, i saw the street with dead - bodies. corpses were lying all over the place. ijust walked around them and they were everywhere. i wasnt scared, but it was intense. you got used to it, during the month of occupation. bucha is now k...

We were given access to this cellar because forensic teams have concluded their work. the identities of the men found here have now been established. they were sergey meteshko, volodymyr pa chen coe, viktor, valerie, and dmytro. dmytros sister says he and four others refused to flee, deciding to help others to escape bucha until the russians caught them. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: two miles south of the childrens camp is the site of another massacre, this time

For more than six weeks, the worlds attention has focused on the horrors unfolding in ukraine. in particular, the town of bucha to the west of kyiv. weve investigated three separate atrocities in bucha to give a sense of the widespread indiscriminate murder being carried out by the russian army. the first involves a man whose body was found at this mass grave next to the church, where investigators are beginning to uncover the scale of the slaughter in bucha during the nearly month-long russian ...

The ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, spoke with cnns jake tapper for an exclusive interview. he described the horrors of war, the cold blooded murder of so many civilians, and russias scorched earth policy in ukraine. he says there is only one conclusion from all this. russia is committing genocide. >> translator: i have the same opinion as president biden, and i immediately saw what was happening here. especially what happened in bucha and in the east of our country. i speak about this...

The church involves a choir now a quarter of the size it used to be. one has died, the others have fled. but the russian occupation hasnt silenced those who remain. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: but while survivors search their souls for the strength to forgive, bucha will never forget what happened here. and neither should we.