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Nearly two-thirds of city’s prewar population of 280,000 fled during month-long siege

Its not the end: The children who survived Buchas horror

49 oh fresh has more on ukraine getting new information and confirmation about atrocities committed in the key suburb of bucha. griff jenkins with the latest live from lviv, wednesday morning donning there, hello, griff. >> good evening, shannon president biden is calling putin accusing him of carrying out genocide. president putin is causing atrocities in bucha fake. peace talks have hit a dead end. watch. >> you could hear the major issues created problems with final agreements acceptable for ...

Now that Russian troops have withdrawn, Kyiv's suburbs are being cleared of mines – and bodies are being exhumed. DW's Alexander Savitsky reports from Hostomel and Bucha, where journalists have been granted access again.

Karina Yershova, 16, was found shot in the back of the head after she was allegedly raped and murdered by Russian troops before being dumped in a backyard in Bucha outside Kyiv.

You know, outside of the town where almost little houses remain. but the difference is that these are villages. bucha and irpin, maybe thats why they look so significant. they are residential area with high buildings. in there, we speak about the villages. so maybe for some people, it wont look as impressive, but unfortunately, you know, a lot of houses, a lot of people are taken. but something to tell more, the city was for months under the siege. the city is quite large. they still dont have -...

The Russian leader refuses to acknowledge any civilian suffering as he heralds a new phase in the attack on his neighbors.

Plus: Polish and Baltic presidents visit Ukraine, and Finland to decide on Nato membership 'within weeks'

Last night, thewide administration was saying, they dont have proof yet, but theyre certainly looking into it. but also, bucha, what has happened in bucha, and then going forward, what is being -- what is being done across the country and looking at this new eastern offensive thats expected now in the donbas region. so the use of the word "genocide," by president biden is hugely significant. thats why the kremlin immediately responded. they dont like that. but given what the sort of imagery weve...

The pictures youre showing right now, the devastation are are so enormous, so brutal, that whatever terminology you want to use, there are clearly crimes against humanity. and what words to use and the question is accountability and what kind of accountability there will be. what kind of accountability will there be when and if the war eventually ends? thats the question. >> and theres debate inside the white house as to whether to pursue this or how to pursue this. whether or not to join the ic...