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his legs soaked in water so he'd freeze, and a gun held to his head. translation: they kept saying, "where is the fascists? _ "where is the nazis? "where is zelensky?" they said, "you have until the morning "to remember what you've seen, and if not, you'll be shot." viktor escaped because there was shelling and his captors scattered. but vlodymyr is now buried in the grave with no date for his death. his family don't know when he was shot, but this town does know that civilians are not only caught up in this war, they're being targeted. sarah rainsford, bbc news, bucha. countries in asia are marking one of the most important buddhist festivals of the year, vesak day.
that shows the russians' cruelty, their crimes against humanity. it feels like every house, every yard in bucha was witness to that cruelty. just opposite of the children's camp, we heard of another man who was held prisoner there. air siren wails viktor is in western ukraine now, but he told me he'd been thrown in a cellar at the camp, his legs soaked in water so he'd freeze, and a gun held to his head. translation: they kept saying, "where is the fascists? _ "where is the nazis? "where is zelensky?" they said, "you have until the morning to remember what you've seen, and if not, you'll be shot." viktor escaped because there was shelling and his captors scattered. but vlodymyr is now buried
but he told me he'd been thrown in a cellar at the camp, his legs soaked in water, so he'd freeze, and a gun held to his head. translation: they kept saying, "where is the fascists? _ "where's the nazis? "where is zelensky?" they said, "you have until the morning to remember "what you've seen, and if not, you'll be shot." viktor escaped because there was shelling and his captors scattered. but volodymyr is now buried in a grave with no date for his death. his family don't know when he was shot, but this town does know that civilians are not only caught up in this war, they're being targeted. sarah rainsford, bbc news, bucha. finland and sweden have abandoned their longstanding military neutrality and announced their intention tojoin nato — in response to russia's
a gun held to his head. translation: they kept saying, where are the fascists, _ where the nazis, where is president zelensky. you have until tomorrow to remember what you have seen or you will be shot. viktor escaped because there was shelling his captors scattered. but vladimir is not buried in the grave with no date for his death. his family do not know when he was shot but this town does know that civilians are not only caught up in this war, they are being targeted. meanwhile — british military intelligence believes russia has lost a third of the ground forces it used to invade ukraine and claims moscow's offensive has lost momentum. the assessment is in stark contrast to briefings coming from the kremlin, which have consistently painted the invasion as making steady progress. still — ukraine's president
moscow claims all of this was staged. and yet, weeks on, the hard evidence is piled up here. the cars of civilians covered in bullet holes. investigating it all is overwhelming and shocking, even for the police officer in charge. translation: more than half of the people killed _ in the bucha region were shot — not killed by mines or shrapnel orfound under the ruins, but shot with guns, more than 650. that shows the russians�* cruelty, their crimes against humanity. it feels like every house, every yard in bucha was witness to that cruelty. just opposite the children's camp, we heard of another man who was held prisoner there. viktor is in western ukraine now.
evidence is piled up here. the cars of civilians covered in bulletholes. it is overwhelming and shocking, even for the police officer in charge. translation: more than half the people killed in the bucha| region were shot, not killed by mines or shrapnel- are found under the ruins, but shot with guns, - more than 650. that shows the russian cruelty of their crimes i against humanity. it feels like every house, every yard in bucha was witness to that cruelty. just opposite of the children's camp, we heard of another man who was held prisoner there. viktor is in western ukraine now, but he told me he had been thrown in a cellar at the camp, his legs soaked in water so he would freeze and
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 sergey meteshko, volodymyr pa chen coe, viktor, valerie, and dmytro. dmytro's sister says he and four others refused to flee, deciding to help others to escape bucha until the russians caught them. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: two miles south of the children's camp is the site of another massacre, this time
this building stands near bucha. among those killed here were yulia's parents, natalia and viktor. she says her mother was helping a young, injured woman who had been discarded by russian soldiers when more soldiers suddenly entered their home. she says they came in, shot the woman, shot my mother, and then my father ran out when he heard something was wrong, and they shot him. the young woman was karina. she was 23 years old. karina's mother says police told her her daughter was raped before she was shot. it's more than two weeks since the russians withdrew, and the operation to account for all the bodies they left behind isn't finished. mourning each victim, remembering how they lived, understanding why they died, will take much longer. >> phil, thank you for that
yablanska street. but he insisted on leaving the house. she says the 68-year-old grandfather was killed as soon as he reached the road. his bike is still there. this building stands near bucha. among those killed here were yulia's parents, natalia and viktor. she says her mother was helping a young injured woman who had been discarded by a russian soldier when more soldiers suddenly entered their home. she says they came in, shot the woman, shot my mother, and then my father ran out when he heard something was wrong, and they shot him. the young woman was karina. she was 23 years old. karina's mother says police told her her daughter was raped before she was shot. it's more than two weeks since the russians withdrew, and the
of its military forces here in the east. ukraine is also having to keep an eye on its own population. there is pro—russian sentiment in this region, those who they fear may be passing on information to the russians. this shows they are notjust having to worry about russian armour, a russian offensive coming in this direction, but they are also having to worry about the enemy within. it's a job made all the more difficult by the regular threat of russian air strikes and artillery. air siren wails. we have to head to a bunkerfor shelter. there, viktor tells me they are arresting people nearly every day. "we look for bad people who help the enemy. we find them and then hand them over to the intelligence