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Against japan. they lost the whole fleet. eventually, the czar and his family paid the ultimate price in russias revolution. too soon to say if the "moskvas" sinking can punch a hole below putins propaganda water line. nic robertson, cnn, london. still to come, the graphic images that shook the world. now were learning the stories of the hundreds killed in bucha. and later, stolen innocence. how russias war is taking the lives of ukraines children. ry. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is ...

You got used to it during the months of occupation. bucha is now known as a crime scene. forensic experts are gathering its evidence. but it is also a community, a place people called home and want to again. translation: you always want to come back home. to make sure all property is safe, even from locals that may come and steal something. sergey shows me an open grave, his neighbour killed by russian soldiers lay here. when he returned home, he wanted to finally give him a dignified burial. th...

Safe just yet. this, the spent casing of a huge rocket, is only 30 metres from the nearest house and you see like this all over this part of ukraine at the moment. as people start to come back and re—establish their lives, there are big jobs to be done to clear away things like this and make this area safe. for now, the remains of the russian occupation of part of life here. sites like this are curious tourist attractions. eventually, the physical reminders of the cruelty inflicted will be gon...

Russia has stepped up air attacks across Ukraine, even as it appears to be bearing down on the eastern part of the country. Meanwhile, the number of bodies recovered after the withdrawal of Russian troops from areas around Kyiv has risen to more than 900.

>> are you getting any closer to that oil embargo with the germans? is berlin giving any indication theres movement there? >> i think wooe getting closer. theres no doubt in the this will happen. germany and europe in general want to turn away from russian fossil fuel and import of russian oil and gas. we need to act now. thats the issue. the war is financed now with the sales. and theres some hope that oil is the first first step. and i think the german is thinking hard about this. perhaps thro...

Quote, sensitive weapons systems to ukraine could bring, quote, unpredictable consequences, and will, quote, adding fuel to the conflict. danielle, what are president bidens best options? >> i mean, right now what we have seen is the best offenses without military actions are the economic sanctions. the question is, how long are we going to allow for people of ukraine to be butchered on national television? i mean, that is what we are seeing from bucha to mariupol, the stories and images coming ...

Possibility of nuclear weapons on this show, and its a frightening thought. i want to revisit that, but i want to bring kimberly into the conversation. president biden call it a genocide. >> yes, i called it a genocide. its become clearer and clearer, that putin is trying to wipe out the idea of ukraine. >> he did note that the u.s. is not registering it as formal genocide, so is it smart for president biden to put some distance between himself and the foreign policy officials at the state depar...

Genocide of ukrainian people. we were the first who entered bucha and we have seen. its quite difficult to talk about it but how they raped 10--year-old kids and they were tied up and killed. its what russian nation is ding. its not only a group of politicians. griff: you saw that firsthand? >> yeah. griff: was it to the level that you had not seen before? >> we have seen such things unfortunately in georgia before but russia is repeating and russia is spreading its terrorism worldwide. we have ...

This is not where Nadiya Trubchaninova thought she would find herself at 70 years of age, hitchhiking daily from her village to the shattered town of Bucha trying to bring her...

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 still in dnipro. and denys hasjoined the territorial defence forces, in mykolaiv. his wife and daughters made it ...