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>> some of them, according to credible reports, including by the mariupol city council, have been taken to so-called filtration camps where russian forces are reportedly making tens of thousands of ukrainians relocate to russia. i do not need to spell out what these so-called filtration camps are reminiscent of. its chilling and we cannot look away. >> in fact, here is what our own richard engel witnessed. >> reporter: this is just one of many houses here in bucha destroyed by russian soldiers. ...

Translation: he fell asleep in bed | with new sheets because he wanted| to sleep in ones with stars, so my wife did that for him. he fell asleep, and he never woke up again. he says stefan knew the alphabet and could count to ten. he was lively and liked to play, but his final days were spent below ground hiding from bombs — not in the garden that was attended with love. the russians may have gone from around kyiv but oleg is sure the war will grind on. translation: while putin

The russians may have gone from around kyiv, but oleg is sure the war will grind on. translation: while putin is alive he will be trying - constantly to come to ukraine, and this war will continue unless theres a change in power in russia and unless people learn whats really happening here. at front lines nearby, a glimpse of the damage, of the battles that raged here just a few days ago. ukrainian forces now reclaiming territory after the russians retreated towards belarus. well, here in this a...

Civilians appear to have had their hands and feet bound before being shot. this report from our correspondent orla guerin. now the immediate danger has passed, the cost is being counted, home by home. some damage is irreparable. oleg takes me into his front garden, the scene of a possible war crime, where an ordinary family was hit by a russian missile. his two—year—old stefan was buried under the rubble. translation: he fell asleep in bed | with new sheets because he wanted| to sleep in one...

He was lively and liked to play, but his final days were spent below ground hiding from bombs — not in the garden that was attended with love. the russians may have gone from around kyiv, but oleg is sure the war will grind on. translation: while putin is alive he will be trying - constantly to come to ukraine, and this war will continue unless theres a change in power in russia and unless people learn whats really happening here. at front lines nearby, a glimpse of the damage, of the battles ...

Smelted, blasted almost to smith renes. a veteran fighter proudly tells us this was his handiwork. we all here have one role to keep the enemy off our land, he says. first thing they did when they see the village they started to shell houses just like that. they didnt see us, didnt know we were here, so they just started to work on houses. so i took the tank in my sights and i fired a rocket and good-bye to him. the destroyed vehicles are stamped with an "o." the ukrainian officers here tell us ...

— fighting intensified in the eastern luhansk region — and there have been missile strikes on the southern port of odesa. as the war enters a new phase — civilian suffering continues to be widespread — as orla guerin reports. now the immediate danger has passed, the cost is being counted, home by home. some damage is irreparable. oleg takes me into his front garden — the scene of a possible war crime, where an ordinary family was hit by a russian missile. his two—year—old son, step...

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