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>> reporter: he still has weapons on his mind, cori. he said the ukrainian military will need daily supplies of antitank missiles, of armor. he says its not enough to have these big drops every few weeks, they need new flows from the west every day. he talked about what its like for him as a diplomat to sit across from russian officials who go on tv every day and deny the war crimes committed in the suburbs around kyiv. he says as difficult as that is for him as a ukrainian, he will do it if it ...

Now, and zelenskyy is fighting until the bitter end, and he should after weve seen what happened in bucha, mariupol, and he should fight to retain every piece of territory that the russians have invaded. and we need to kind of get off the dime and force that equipment in to him. look, im absolutely convince9 now that nato doesnt have a thing to worry about with are -- russia with the way their military forces have fought -- arthel: whats that mean though? yeah, ive got to go, but you just said n...

The horror. heaven forbid to live through this again, no, i dont want to. >> fridays missile strike tore into a crowd of 4,000 civilians fleeing the war at the kramatorsk railway station in eastern ukraine, leaving more than 50 people, including children, dead. according to president zelenskyy. last week as russian forces abandoned the suburban town of bucha, the atrocities of the occupation came into focus, scores of dead civilians, some bound with bullet holes in the backs of their heads. the ...

They kill civilians dont let them in their field for consecrating forces of the strike is not only further evidence of war crimes on top of the scattered civilian bodies recently discovered in bucha, but russias a focus on the donbas where the fighting is only getting worse. russia striking admitting the wars taking a severe toll. >> they have significant losses of troops it is a huge tragedy for us. >> as a result putin calls to be kept in general for a refocused in the east. saturday ukrainian...

Taras Didych, head of the Dmytrivka community that includes Buzova, told Ukrainian television that the bodies were found in a ditch near a petrol station. The number of dead is yet to be confirmed.

But of course, the kind of things weve seen in bucha and other places, where people have been executed. which is the only way that you can call people who are shot in the back of their heads with their hands tied behind their back. that, too, of course, is a war crime. so its that kind of information, photographic intelligence information that you get from intercepting and wiretapping phones and other communications. that will all be shared with the international investigators. and then, of cour...

They kill animals. >> russias list of civilian targets in ukraine growing with strikes against a train station, an airport, and a high-rise apartment building. the evidence of mass executions in bucha, ukraine, already prompting a historic step from the u.n. over 90 countries voting to suspend russia from the human rights council. but the long-asked lingering question, how can russia and putin be held accountable for war crimes? were going to ask former u.s. ambassador e woe dahlder. also with u...

Bucha, that these images of civilians with their hands tied behind their back. the images from the train station of civilians, you know, killed by a rocket, as they waited to flee. and its just consistently saying that and reporting that. the covering the exhumations of mass graves. not to go back to bosnia, but the same thing happened. exhumations were critical in proving this. but i agree with the ambassador. there will be overwhelming forensic evidence of atrocities and war crimes. the challe...

Im also curious if you can talk us through the stalling that yulia just referenced. >> yeah. i was nodding because i was actually just recently asked this question, and i had the same exact answer, which is that for sanctions -- as you know, im a sanctions nerd. i love me a good sanction. but sanctions are not going to be what changes putins mind. they are a prong in the broader strategy. but for the sanctions to really be tough and to really send a message, it has to get at the heart of russias...