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Actor and comedian, spoke bluntly. when some leaders ask me what weapons i need, he says, i need a moment to calm myself because i already told them the week before. its groundhog day. i feel like bill murray. in chernihiv, northeast of kyiv, a massive effort is under way to get humanitarian aid to towns that are cut off. among those coordinating, victory victoria. shes now safe and we met her in person so she could show us how she survived for weeks in this cellar. how many people were staying ...

Like, if, like, most of the places that ive known, theyve bombed. my side of where i grew up, its mostly gone. wow. yeah. its early—march, and bucha has been under siege for days. this quiet, leafy suburb is one of the last lines of defence, as ukraine pushes russian forces away from kyiv. russia is moving in to take the town, and its impossible to even imagine the extent of the horror that will unfold here. this is the neighbour. thats his house, and thats where the bomb, or whatever it was. ...

As ukraine pushes russian forces away from kyiv. russia is moving in to take the town, and its impossible to even imagine the extent of the horror that will unfold here. this is the neighbour. thats his house, and thats where the bomb, or whatever it was. his house is here, my parents were here, and the bomb landed in the middle. and the entrance to the cellar was on this side. they were both in there. we didnt know what was happening with them. so i watched this video and i was like, i couldnt ...

Kalashnikov bullet with a steel core, which is only issued to the military. we were given access to this cellar because forensic teams have concluded their work. the identities of the men found here have now been established. they were sergei ma teshco, volodymyr pachenko, viktor prubko, valerie prubko, and dmytro shulmeister. dmytros sister says he and four others refused to flee, deciding to help others to escape bucha until the russians caught them. >> reporter: two miles south of

Theres evidence of more organized killing. what youre about to see is a video recorded by the ukrainian authorities after they first entered the basement of the building used by the russians. their hands bound, they appear to have been shot as they knelt on the floor. while the russian government has accused ukraine of faking massacres like this, we found several pieces of evidence pointing to russian responsibility. the childrens camp was marked with a "v," a symbol used by russian forces to id...

Is ongoing. woe met one of the residents who took us inside a cellar where the russian troops had been there weeks before. they had spent quite some time there and they had told the residents to leave the area or else be killed. certainly some harrowing stories still coming out of this region even though, as you said, now the battle has shifted to the east. weve just also heard in the last few hours that officials in kharkiv, the second largest city in ukraine, they say there has been increased ...

>> translator: it was important for me to tell but hard to tell. im still shaking. >> hes a long-time paramedic who says he helped the wounded back home. >> translator: there were people watching the equipment move along the street, and they were shot at. two people were running to a seller. one of them was killed. >> me, my son, and my brother were in the house and my wife and my daughter were in the cellar. >> reporter: he said he had a pitch fork ready. >> if they came into my house, i would ...

Would be created. so i went and joined. i didnt hesitate even for a second. >> reporter: neither did vasil, a witness from bucha. >> translator: it was important for me to tell but also hard to tell. im still shaking. >> reporter: hes a longtime paramedic who says he helped the wounded back home. >> translator: there were people watching the equipment moving along the street, and they were shot at. two people were running into a cellar, and one of them was killed. >> reporter: he along with his ...

Son who went out on the street to look at the tanks and machines, and they just shot him dead. >> translator: how many people died and who knows how many will die? >> reporter: 63-year-old natalia is a retiree from kharkiv, who testified today about the brutality she witnessed by russian soldiers. >> translator: i cant say a good word about these people. i cant even call them people. maybe they have no brains at all. i dont know what theyre thinking and how their mothers are bringing them up and...

Retiree from kharkiv, who testified today about the brutality she witnessed by russian soldiers. >> translator: i cant say a good word about these people. i cant even call them people. maybe they have no brains at all. i dont know what theyre thinking and how their mothers are bringing them up and giving meat to this war. >> she says she sheltered in her basement for six days. the windows have been blown out of her house, and her sister is dead. >> translator: she had a heart attack in the cella...