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Strategic location to strike. this was a strike solely on innocent civilians, women, children, grandparents. >> the united states and europe have tried to get putin to back down with hard hitting sanctions. they've targeted the country's oligarchs. they've seized their yachts and the united nations even kicked russia off its human rights council this week. but despite all of this, the war crimes, they continue. so is it time for the united states and its allies to try a different stronger path? we're going to dig into that question coming up. this morning, we're going to start with the latest ...

>> reporter: it's going to be a long day and a half, a 36-hour curfew that starts shortly and will not end until monday morning. this is definitely different from what we have seen in the past. officials here in odesa say that this is -- this curfew and this unique curfew is due in large part to -- because of the train attack that happened yesterday in eastern ukraine where 50 people were killed, nearly 100 others were injured. and that is what is bringing about this particular curfew. but interestingly enough, it also coincides with a special holiday here in the city, which is odesa's liberat...

The loan guarantee they'll give ukraine and the world bank. it stands at almost up to $1.5 billion. an expansive of the defensive aid that is coming in and used to such devastating effect by ukrainian forces here in kyiv and in the surrounding areas. pushing back russian forces. as you said, all eyes are on the east. all eyes on the northeast the city of kharkiv. close to that where the train attack happened. there's a real fear that the russians are pivoting to using their own territory to soften the ground, so to speak, ahead of that feared ground incursion. what we've seen, our investigativ...

>> with us now the founder and director of the international justice lab and an assistant professor of government at william & mary. good to see you. we have seen the video of the train attack, the aftereffects of that, the atrocities in bucha, hospital attacks in mariupol. does this help build a case for war crimes or are we already far beyond trying to make the case for war crimes? >> i think together these abuses, these attacks, if proven, will be tantamount to war crimes in a court of law. that's what i mean by proven. generally as legal scholars, as analysts, we wait for courts to make de...

Deadline could pressure russians to have more atrocities. and meanwhile, president biden signed is more sanctions of oil bills plus trade, and in a sign of solidarity the british prime minister boris johnson has taken a trip to meet with zelenskyy. we go to find out more about the train attack with ed lavandera. >> after several days of increased number of attacks here on this city, a citywide curfew is starting at 9:00 local time, and lasting until early monday mornin g morning. this is very different from what