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Immediately. meanwhile, following russian military failures during this invasion, there are reports that a new russian general, alexander dvoornikov, has been put in charge. now, he apparently gained experience in syria, where russias been accused of committing war crimes by the united nations. >> diaz: holly williams and our cbs crew, thank you. on this sundays "60 minutes," correspondent scott pelley speaks with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. he also visited bucha, where russian forc...

For more military aid. russian tanks pushed on today as a governor in the east urged civilians to flee immediately, warning of troops massing nearby. bucha near kyiv, is now free of russian troops and shows what might lie in store elsewhere. 360 people are said to have died here. ukraine, david against goliath, is still crying out for help. mark lowen, bbc news, kyiv. in the east of the country, civilians have been urged to leave the area immediately, because russian forces are increasing their ...

Borisjohnson was long keen to come here to kyiv but was waiting for the security situation to stabilise following the withdrawal of russian troops in the area and while this city has calmed, the renewed offensive in the east has made ukraine push even harder for more military aid. russian tanks pushed on today as a governor in the east urged civilians to flee immediately, warning of troops massing nearby. bucha near kyiv, is now free of russian troops and shows what might lie in store elsewhere....

Against the civilians in kramatorsk. we have ukraine and we continue to help ukraine on all those levels. >> after those atrocities that we saw in bucha, french president emmanuel macron said he wanted the eu to ban russian oil and coal. as i mentioned, $38 million worth of russian oil have been bought since the war began. the eu succeeded in banning coal purchases, but its still not able to do so on oil. will france push other members of the block to outright ban russian oil in the eu? >> well,...

Civilians reported death. its the latest russian atrocity to shock the world less than a week after ukrainian forces found evidence of civilians tortured in bucha. president putin denying responsibility for the alleged war crimes, as one autocracy expert says, the gop is looking to him for cues. joining me now, ruth ben-ghiat. she is professor of history at new york university, and author of strongmen: mussolini to the president. ruth, why is putin resorting to this increasingly brutal attacks? ...

Airport. >> reporter: they were waiting outside the building. >> something exploded again and then it was the first time when we went into the cellar. there were maybe 30 people at that moment. >> reporter: the next morning, natalia decided her kids would be safer if they left ukraine, and stayed with friends in poland. her car was old and difficult for her to drive. but another friend in bucha knew of a reliable car with extra seats. >> between kyiv and bucha, it has been exploded. and it was m...

Dangerous for our family and we -- every morning, we discussed about how it can be. but, it was not possible because we dont understand we, did not understand, when and where our troops stand and our enemies located. >> andre, i want to ask you something that the russian government has been say which is the russian government has denied targeting civilians. it has said that those disturbing images out of bucha that the world has seen, or fake, and faked by ukrainian forces. as a provocation. i w...

KYIV, Ukraine — The Ukrainian military says Russia has been beefing up its forces and...

Borisjohnson basking in praise for his support from the public and the president. translation: we have to exert pressure in the form of sanctions and im grateful to the united kingdom that continues and intensifies sanctions and also provides significant support to ukraine by reinforcing defence capacity. the other democratic western countries should follow the example of the united kingdom. from borisjohnson, arriving as horrors are announced from neighbouring towns, warm words for a leader he ...

Change, when you felt like it was no longer safe to stay there? >> we can actually divide it by two parts. the first one was when we lost the water, then the electricity, and then the gas. and the situation becomes much more worse and worse day by day. and after all, when the russians start to approach into the city, it was a lot of military forces and we realized absolutely that it wouldnt be safer there. the situation would be much worse day by day. >> nikolai, how did you come to the decision...