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Herbst. ambassador, thank you for joining us. let me get your reaction to the train station attack. >> look, its very simple, within a week or so of his failed offensive against kyiv, putin began to result to an old russian tactic of targeting civilians. this is one more example of that, a very nasty one. >> we saw in the beginning of this war incremental targeting of civilians. there was the family that was shot as they were trying to cross an open area. we remember the four bodies lying on the...

By extreme right-wing media that this is an existential sort of battle for the future of their children. and its very, very dangerous. and its very difficult to sort of see in the short-term how the republicans can sort of walk back from this sort of thing. >> yeah, and these types of words as we have seen lead to real life consequences, putting peoples lives in jeopardy, certainly also people marginalized as well. its a really smart piece and we thank you for writing it and sharing it with us. ...

Ursula von der leyen reacting visibly with shock at some of the scenes that she saw in bucha, and she commented that the war crimes there are apparent. do you share that assessment? i can only add that bucha is a small city where 40,000 people lived before russian troops arrived. so, if we see such kind of atrocity which even provide shock to ursula in picture, what does that tells us that awaits us at mariupol where hundreds of thousands of people live and stayed. and what is your reaction to t...

U.s. intelligence official says they believe it was a short range ballistic missile fired by russia. >> it is again of a piece of the russian brutality in the prosecution of this war. >> suit cases left behind, strollers, anything people grabbed on their way out. this man still in shock said he pulled the body of his dead grandmother out of their car. kramatorsk is in the region putin claims he wants to liberate. instead hes trapping them, preventing anyone from leaving. in bucha on the outskirt...

House senior director and state department adviser who im very, very happy to welcome to the show this morning. niara, thank you so much for being here. we have to start -- these images coming out of bucha, the train station we talked about, theyre stunningly brutal. theres in general sense that putins ukraine invasion is reshaping global order really. can this war potentially last for years? because ive been seeing a lot of analysts say that. what does that look like, a perpetual war, what does...

Defence capacity. the other democratic western countries should follow the example of the united kingdom. from borisjohnson, arriving as horrors are announced from neighboruring towns, warm words for a leader he called a lion. i thank you for what you have been able to do, i think your leadership has been extraordinary. i think what putin has done in places like bucha and irpin, his war crimes have permanently polluted his reputation and the reputation of his government. borisjohnson was long ke...

Why the railway station was so crowded so people could not leave the place and thats why there were almost 4,000 people there waiting for the possibility to evacuate. so then first you make it crowded and then he attacks them, so its awful. thinking about what has happened around here, just yesterday i was there with the european parliamentarian, members of the parliament and european parliament and they saw the mass graves, people killed with their hands tied behind their backs, just executed, ...

>> translator: we expect a firm global response to this war crime. like the massacre in bucha, like many other russian war crimes, the missile strike on kramatorsk must be one of the charges at the try approximate -- tribunal, which is likely to happen. >> reporter: ukrainians are evacuating and bracing for an onslaught that government officials believe is on the horizon. pwraoets bring in cnns ed lavandera. at some time, ed, it seemed folks were worried about russia coming into the area. it s...

>> people are laying down the streets. that set, civilians, women, children, grown-up people, its the same thing in bucha. the whole ukraine is like that now. e that now. s a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. its not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. thats when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to...

There is still hope that the Russian troops responsible for the slaughter in Bucha will be brought to justice, although such an outcome is a long shot.