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Russian Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov made the remarks in an interview with the Newsweek.

Life. 52 deaths for the moment, we had in kramatorsk. it was women, it was kids, who wanted to leave, who wanted to be re-created. we understand this as unnecessary death. and the end of these deaths are just to kill people who are not there. this, we actually see in ukraine. kyiv region for today, more than 800 deaths. bucha, irpin, borodianka, its cruelty, actually, atrocity crimes, war crimes against humanity. we see they do the war no by rules at all. >> international condemnation

While she was cycling that day not long before she was killed. she had been sheltering at her workplace and decided to go home because she thought it would be safer. >> reporter: tell us about your mother. how would you like the world to know her? she says she had a hard life, overcoming obstacle, only really starting to live in the last two years. but she could do the impossible and inspired others to believe they could too. elsewhere in bucha, someone recorded the moment three men were found. ...

>> reporter: go ahead. katie, president zelenskyy was visited by ursula von der leyen, the president of the european commission. the fact that such a senior european official felt it was safe to come here to kyiv to visit president zelenskyy raises questions about whether we might start seeing american officials coming to kyiv. its very unlikely that president biden would come here into the middle of a war zone, but is it possible we could see secretarial blinken, we could see other figures. urs...

"The first days were really hard. My eyes were always wet," the Ukrainian president said. "The dead children I saw. This is unbearable."

Them out of kyiv over a number of weeks. that was pretty heavily contested terrain. but in the cities that russia did control for a number of weeks like bucha, like, you know, other areas northwest of kyiv, i mean the worst is the lives lost. and president zelenskyy said that, you know, today when i saw him yesterday that we can rebuild, but were not going to get those lives back. >> right. and youve been spending the last couple of days with president zelenskyy there. and hes also been meeting ...

Ukraine to help win this war. also congressional delegation and were in meetings at the state department, we actually do not accept the excuses, why the u.s. congressmen, they are not even invested in ukraine and lviv. and members of the department in bucha. and i think its great to see congressional delegations in poland, but it would be more important signal to see them in kyiv. jacqui: you sort of got into my next question, the european union announced its returning diplomatic presence to kyi...

Presence in these areas and seeing what happened to bucha and seeing whats left of kyiv after weeks of being bombarded. >> america is leader of the free world. leadership is responsibility, and dont be afraid to come to kyiv and open your diplomatic embassy presence and its important when were hearing, asking putin to stop the war. no, the heads of moral and also an a security guarantor to ukraine stop putin by united efforts. no more talks and we dont want to hear excuses and we need more milit...

We have everything. because like people in mariupol, for example, they dont have anything, no water, no food, nothing. >> after fleeing her war-torn city of bucha, ukraine, oksana is grateful for the temporarily shelter for ukrainians at the border where she is staying. that clear has not been everyones experience. some are facing weeks of detention. as one refugee told nbc news, no one was expecting to be in jail for 18 days, no one was expecting this at all. well, its the same treatment faced ...

Effects of war. the most moving piece of my trip was that i got to spend 45 minutes in a classroom of ukrainian high school students in warsaw. and, look, im a high school zivics teacher. the ukrainian students could speak more english than i could ever speak polish or ukrainian. and they understand whats going on. one of the girls said to me, you heard what happened in bucha, and just looked at me with that kind of sense of sadness and fear. and one of the younger men, and this i will always re...