today we will hear from the mayor of bucha. russian forces began their assault in the town of bucha on february 27, 2022 as part of their campaign to encircle kyiv. on march 31, russians were in retreat from bucha. leaving behind mass graves and unimaginable devastation. during the russian occupation, the mayor went into hiding to coordinate assistance to those few thousand people who were remaining behind. his interviews with international media over the spring and summer of 2022 really helped awaken the world to russian war crimes and just what was happening. bucha represents the world's first definitive look at how the russian military employs atrocity in ukraine as a deliberate tactic. according to one official account, 458 bodies were recovered from the town's ruins. with 419 bearing signs of torture and other mass trauma. the crimes committed in bucha and subsequent reports and video from the other sites of russian atrocities helped galvanize international on passion -- opposition to russia's unprovoked war against ukrain

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in bucha, close to kyiv, satellite images appear to show a mass grave.vation beginning on march the 10th when russian troops controlled the area. as bucha's remaining civilian population grapples with the scale of what has happened to them, the world is asking who did this, when and why. translation: we believe these are war crimes, - we believe it is genocide in the purest sense. because children have been killed, women have been raped and civilians executed. in the basement of a building, we saw the bodies of five men, hands tied behind their backs. translation: people have been shot in the head by russian snipers. - people on bicycles, people delivering potatoes. - i can tell you so many stories, but i don't want to. _ i want to forget them. the more you talk to people in bucha, the more you learn of the terror this town lived through. a local resident told us that a woman riding a bicycle was shot on the street. after they killed this woman's only son, she had to bury him in their garden, on her own. the fighting now shifted to the east. long, grindi

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but after leaving for bucha, he did not return to the bearded man, and the connection was quickly putown, and we were already without contact only an analog walkie-talkie was the only way we could communicate . we even decided to take up the defense here because he had a weapon with him. the car, the weapon, and he drove out of the yard, at least he understood that if they come here, there are no chances for the children, for the mother, for the wife, according to the words of the father, the son was able to get to the apartment he rented in the center of buchi, since then they have not seen each other again the last time we spoke, he said that i was communicating with the local police department and would continue to work with them in the future . fierce battles were already taking place in the city. the russian army mercilessly shot civilians throughout the month of march. there was an occupation for a month, and many people were killed by us russians, many peaceful people and these people, some of them were lying in the morgue, some of them were lying on the streets, killed. there

union, but the mayor of budapest, the mayor of budapest, whose name is herg, is short , he visited buchato see the difference between the victim and the aggressor, and if someone has forgotten how the hungarians experienced the horrors of the 20th century, i advise him to go to bucha near kyiv and to kyiv and look into the eyes of those who suffered in this massacre, and it will be much and much clearer and more often to see the war than that this is a war between two countries between themselves. no, because it is a war of an evil army that is trying to buy another country. this is a very clear thesis and position. can such statements have an effect on politicians in hungary, because this is the opinion of the mayor of budapest, and perhaps many people . it is worth coming not only to bucha to izyum to e.e. kherson to irpin to other settlements and look into the eyes of those who survived, and this will make the understanding of the war clearer. to remember exactly how soviet tanks suppressed freedom in this country since the cold war and what crimes were committed in this country, this

your dacha was rodynna, and bucha itself is a town in kyiv oblast, which was occupied by the russiansong time and became a symbol of cruelty. you returned to buche and saw that there were also uninvited guests in your house. so it got a little angry. two stories in one. my parents lived in buchi and there is a house in buchi and that's what happened. well, my dad died, my mom was left there alone and i decided to return her, well , return her to move closer to myself in kyiv and my mother now lives next to me and when the war happened and when we heard what happened in bucha er and literally there a year before the war i brought my mother i so imagined if my mother had stayed there well me just madly in love, that is, i would not be able to take her away from here it's just so so so so so on the periphery of attention - it's only in this thought well she was very terrible this is such a story there they climbed into a house there they lived there and so on and so on then they came out and i have a dacha, it's not in buch, it's in kozarovychy and kozarovychy - this this is a village ne

. >> bucha outside kyiv suffered through brutal attacks. they were war crimes.ustomer appreciates the bread and the spirit of those who make it. >> they're nice guys. nice small business. i remember right after liberation of bucha they started baking bread and even providing this bread for free to those in need. >> reporter: they also provide bread and traditional pastries for those far from home in harm's way. >> some of these loaves are destined for soldiers, a little something extra that will make their new year's eve that much more special. simple reminders of the holiday season hang over their work. the memories of recent nightmares are still fresh and the spec tore of more russian attacks loom large. celebrations will be muted. in other parts of the world people can count on comfort and waiting for nice fireworks we're told. we're worried about fireworks from our neighbors. irina's wish for the new year is simple. we hope it will be better, she says. we hope the war will end. one cannot live on braeead alon. hope is also needed. ben wedeman. cnn. bucha, uk

if you need help, go to the site or contact the tv masters in your region. native bucha, from the first the occupation, helped people with evacuation and resisted the occupiers , but on march 5, 2022, communication with him was interrupted a month later, his body was found in a mass grave near the local church , relatives and colleagues told our correspondent about the last days of the hero and defense during the occupation to oleksandr kryvokulsky, this is my son's policeman's badge, or yuri oleksandrovych's bach, which was on it. and actually, he was recognized by it when it was taken from the mass grave. this is the only thing that remained from the son, which was not preserved even family photos, because the occupiers during the heavy fighting near buchi shelled their house, it burned down a small part of the once cozy home, only the walls remained. when active hostilities began, he came to me and asked for permission to leave for the settlement of buchi, where his parents and family were located. - and with the aim of evacuating them in the future and they will return to us where w

there, the author there, how there bucha, the story of one captive and her and her books were publishedame type of titles, there is lisa, the story of one love, and there is some lena, the story of one suffering, and so on and so on, and the society was upset and the publishing house said that ok, ok, we will not publish this book well, because the author began to criticize that she writes too weakly and that she is speculating and uh, we need to leave this topic alone, how serious is this situation in book publishing with uh, speculation in the war, and is there at all uh, well , we have such a prospect of having such a situation in in the future, when a huge number of books will be published that are very poorly written, if only they would buy them so that the word mariupol would be there, and then they would buy us, and damn, the situation here is also very ambiguous, it is difficult to predict , but uh, taking into account the fact that, after all, ukrainian publishers eh hm they are intelligent people eh there are not so many publishers who are ready to risk their reputation right

ukraine once again a true friend boris johnson visited the prime minister of great britain visited bucha and borodyanka, the cities that became victims of russian aggression, after that, johnson met with president volodymyr zelensky at a bank in kyiv. the ukrainian president thanked boris for his support. johnson was the first western leader to visit ukraine after the start of a full-scale russian invasion . tell you, great britain will support ukraine as long as it takes, you will defeat and expel all russians from your country and we will help for as long as it takes did not last and we also want to help you in the reconstruction of the country, every visit to bucha, i think that our city was simply not known before, but now it is important to shed light on what really happened here in the temple, you can see real footage of the dead tortured of our people, and this is really important such arrivals we thank you that no one forgets and talks about ukraine vasyl lozynskyi was dismissed from the position of deputy minister of community development, territory and infrastructure by today's

but after leaving for bucha, he did not return to the bearded man, and the connection was quickly put down, we already remained without communication, only the analog walkie- talkie that we could communicate. we even made a decision to take up the defense here because he had a weapon with him. i own a weapon. he wields a weapon perfectly. he then understood and decided not to risk us. he took the car, the weapon, and he left the yard, at least he understood that if they come here, well, there are no chances for the children, for the mother, for the wife, according to the father, the son was able to get to the apartment that he rented in the center of buchi, since then they have not seen each other anymore. the last time we talked, he said that i was with i communicate with the local police department and will continue to work with them in the future. at that time, fierce battles were already taking place in the city. the russian army mercilessly shot civilians . in march, we were under occupation for a whole month. many people were killed by us. russians are many peaceful people and t

by the way, the same bucha highlighted the ability of the sony chain to simply lie, but if you create images with an eye on a foreign audience under the hashtag, the bucha massacre appeared in english and to this day there are thousands of records, and after a while, the company made him, raisins of the curmudgeon so schemers presented a discovery in the kharkov region. grave with a skeleton wrist was wearing a bracelet in the colors of the flag of an independent remains gave rise to a large-scale flash mob on twitter in order to use visual images again, they need to, including, uh, come up with some brands, some logos, some hashtags, some bandages ties, and so that in addition to the text component there is also a visually composite thing, when you have a certain image, and a bracelet, or a hashtag, this is again an additional visual visual effect in order to put it off behind your head, to be remembered, to get you involved as a participant, and for you to perhaps print this distribution. or they either made a badge hung on their chest and thus became an accomplice in this informati

i knew that the yurt of invincibility appeared in bucha.saw it and even became interested in it, and it’s not that you see it now on your screens . it was written by mikhail. it was the russian disgraced oligarch who was under putin who sat then his he let go, he said , he commented like that, well, we are all losing kazakhstan, the yurt of indomitability appeared in buche, and the yurt became interested in it even in moscow , why and why moscow began to demand explanations from the authorities of kazakhstan, what is this, meladze said at some corporate party yes there well, you say glory to ukraine, sla, and there, under pressure, i said there, i thought that no one would hear, that 's all, now they want to extradite him back to moscow, arrest him and put him in prison for life, well, i'm not kidding , let's collect some signatures there this in the state oak well, mykhailo yakubovych, pedologist, candidate of historical sciences, researcher , said that the branch of freiper university, germany and serhiy danilov, deputy director of the ce

by the way, the same bucha highlighted the ability of the tsemsone to simply lie, but also to createivid images with an eye on a foreign audience under the hashtag, the bucha massacre appeared in english and to this day there are thousands of records, and after a while, the company made him a raisin massacre so schemers presented the discovery in the kharkiv region of a grave with a skeleton on the wrist was wearing a bracelet in the colors of the flag of an unspoiled remains gave rise to a large-scale flash mob on twitter in order to again, they need to use visual images, and including, uh, come up with some brands, some logos, some hashtags, some bandages, and so that in addition to the text component there is also a visual component when you have a certain image. uh, a bracelet, or a hashtag, this is again an additional visual effect in order for this to put off talking, to be remembered, to involve you as a participant, and so that you and perhaps this printed sale. or either made a badge hung on breasts and thus became an accomplice in this information war, drawings with a screa

and we also want to help you in rebuilding the country, every visit to bucha i think few people knew that our city was known before, but now it is important to shed light on what really happened here in the temple, you can see real footage of the dead tortured of our people, and it is really important. such arrivals. we thank you that no one forgets and talks about ukraine. germany and france will continue to support ukraine in its struggle to prevent the victory of russian imperialism, this was stated by german chancellor olaf schortz and french president hemoel macron during the ceremony on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the elysee treaty in in paris, as the president of france noted, the current anniversary of the treaty of lyceum is of particular importance, because at this time ukraine is courageously resisting the russian invasion, aggression in which such concepts as peace and dialogue were destroyed, when the humanistic order on the european continent is under threat from ukraine, as evidenced by our decisions adopted in recent days in close consultations among ourse

former british prime minister boris johnson visited bucha during an unannounced visit to ukraine thestanding european tradition of all decommissioned prime ministers without a political future is thrown into ukraine . appearance of a stray dog. well, on the one hand, it’s a pity to drive away, but on the other leaving also will not work with vladimir zelensky, who thanked the ex-premier for supporting ukraine. looking at johnson, you immediately understand that a person is a person. even in the hairdressing economy, but ukraine will give someone else’s last penny. earlier, the newspaper za gardin wrote about the possible visit of the johnsons to kiev, which would be a threat to the authority of the current prime minister of great britain . the main threat to the authority of british ministers is the lack of a good psychiatrist in their government. here she will not let lisa lie. official representative of the former the prime minister called the purpose of johnson's visit a demonstration of solidarity with the ukrainian people. lately, johnson does not hesitate to demonstrate this so

i remember right after liberation of bucha, they started baking bread.g bread for free to those in need. >> reporter: they also provide bread and pastries for those far from home and in harm's way. some of the loaves are destined for soldiers. a little something extra that will make new year's eve that much more special. simple reminders of the holiday season hang over their work. the memories of recent nightmares are still fresh, and the specter of more russian attacks loom large. celebrations will be muted. in other parts of the world, people count on comfort and waiting for fireworks. we are worried about fireworks from our neighbors. irina's wish is simple. we hope it will be better, she says. we hope the war will end. one cannot live on bread alone. hope is also needed. ben wedeman, cnn, bucha, ukraine. >>> thank you to ben for that report. we will be right back. nothing kills more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more e surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. for your most brilliant smile, crest has you cov

we saw images today along with everyone else of mr johnson appearing in, as you say, borodianka and buchavely destroyed in the initial russian advance last year, early on in this invasion. there he was greeted warmly by some people. he met with local officials as well before heading to the presidential palace, where volodymyr zelensky greeted his guest alongside his cabinet. we are told by kyiv that this was an unofficial visit, but it did look pretty official. he met the whole cabinet, and then the former prime minister and ukrainian president sat down and exchanged words, and we are told they talked about the best way is mrjohnson could help ukraine going forward, and what we hearing is that they wanted mrjohnson to travel to kyiv, because he is a friend of ukraine, in their words, and has been a long—time ally. and it is true that when mrjohnson was in office, he sort of lead the way amongst western allies in providing military support for ukraine early on. he was the first g7 leader to visit in april, where he worked through the streets of kyiv, since russia first retreated from the c

restore the chronology with maps and calendar on march 30, the russian army unit left bucha as part ofrouping, on march 31 it entered the settlement over the police of ukraine, they cleared roads from crumpled cars and filmed the copter’s settlements . he did not say a single word about the dead, not a word on the first of april, the whole storm, a ukrainian photographer traveled around. konstantin liberov. again, no crimes were recorded. but on the second day, a characteristic video flashed in telegram channel of the neo-nazi sergei short, nicknamed the boatswain, boys. do not shoot therefore , they shot and killed, and only after that, on april 3 , the svidomo media began replicating those terrible shots with the dead scattered by the side of the road, in fact , they demonstrated the results of the sweep, especially since it was carried out and did not think to hide it with confirmation of this, the eloquent headlines of the severely blocked publications and many other details down to the russian supais lying next to the bodies, according to which the nazis could calculate the so-cal

images with an eye on a foreign audience under a hashtag, the bucha massacre appeared in english andis day there are thousands of records, and after a while, the company made up, raisins massacre so schemers presented the discovery in the kharkiv region of a grave with a skeleton on the wrist was wearing a bracelet in the colors of the flag of an independent remains gave rise to a large-scale flash mob on twitter in order to use again visual images they need, and including, uh, come up with some brands, some logos, some hashtags, some bandages, and so that, in addition to the text component, there is also a visually composite thing, when you have a certain image, and a bracelet, or a hashtag, this is again an additional visual visual effect in order to be put off in the head, to be remembered, in order to involve you as a participant, and so that you, maybe print this distribution. or they either made a badge hung on their chest and thus became an accomplice in this information war, drawings with a screaming inscription genocide went to the same piggy bank, actively collected likes a

fight at stake , reaching the semi-finals, for this, she will have to fight with spaniard kristina buchajapanese makota, minomiya in a pair of sobolenko plays with another belarusian lydia, morozova length machinist continues to win in nhl today the guys of andrey mikhalev again played a typhoon in vladivostok, this time everyone was there 2-1 in regular time, the belarusians were thrown by miroslav mikhailov with the assistance of ivan with danila's leg etishvili. he opened the scoring, but opponents at the end of the final third. they managed to equalize it, the decisive shot of the shootout was delivered by miroslav mikhailov in principle. yesterday there were a lot of goals. well, we didn't move well yesterday. today we moved much better, well, from the moment there were good moments, but we did not realize them. well, great, the goalkeeper played. at the moment, dynamo collar is on the sixth line of the western conference in the bar behind the red army, the next match of mikhalev's ward will be held by 7 january against the sakhalin sharks, these teams. met four times bobruisk were

reaching the semi-finals tonight, belarusian time, for this she will have to fight with spaniard kristina buchajapanese makota, minomia in a pair of sobolenko plays with another white russian lidia, morozova length machinist continues to win in the nhl today andrey mikhalev's guys played typhoon again in vladivostok, this time everyone was there 21 in regular time, the belarusians threw miroslav mikhailov with assistance. she leg danila with etishvili. he opened the scoring, but opponents at the end of the final third. they managed to equalize it, the decisive shot of the shootout was caused by miroslav mikhalev. in principle, yesterday there were quite a lot of goals. well, we didn't move well yesterday. today we moved much better. there were good moments. well, they haven't been implemented. well, great. at the moment dynamo collar is on the sixth line western conference in the bar lagging behind the red army, the next duel of mikhalev's ward will be held on january 7 against the sakhalin sharks by these teams. four times the bobruisk team were stronger in two games, the formidable rival came

you've heard of bucha, right? >> mm-hmm. >> unfortunately there are dozens, if not hundreds of such cities that suffered so much from russian atrocities. >> reporter: bucha was the site of mass murder of ukrainian civilians by russian troops. sedletska works in the kyiv bureau under constant threat of russian missiles. >> if you can imagine any tragedy, a mother lost a child, a child lost his mother and dad, like, imagine all horrible things, they are going on now in my country. >> you've decided to stay? >> being a reporter in ukraine, it's our mission, of course. so why i'm telling you this story is because i'm afraid of untold stories. i'm afraid that we will not be able to tell all of the truths that is going on, because so much is going on. introducing... weightwatchers simplified program. with an easy to use app and over 200 zero-point-foods you'll never go hungry. losing weight with weightwatchers just got easier. start today at ww.com peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. t

today we had the opportunity to visit borodyanka bucha, and we were shown traces of the cruelty of thele participants, a former veterinarian and a former student. and that's me struck by the father and son who defend the ukrainian land. when there is a victory for ukraine, it will be a victory for every nation that values ​​freedom. we discussed participation in finland in a coalition of countries on the issue of providing ukraine with modern western tanks. taken to take one tank here another there is not enough there should be a powerful unit in europe, we are discussing the possibility of creating such units, but i want to say that we can train ukrainian soldiers. we are one of the few countries in europe that conducts a call to the ranks of its armed forces. and they have to retrain people every year to accept people. you look at it and understand that forced solidarity is a terrarium of friends. this is really a terrible force, and in the united states it was recognized that, unlike finland, they had been sponsoring military training for a long time, the former secretary of state a

everybody saw the picture of zelensky in bucha. and can you imagine such a picture of putin? never.so visiting ukrainian families. you can get access to president zelensky. you could see him everywhere. the first chapters of the zelensky story are far—fetched — a comedian and tv president leading a country at war. russia's size and might mean the odds are still stacked against ukraine, but given what has happened to volodymyr zelensky so far, anything is possible. these are the temperatures in the early part of the evening. early in the night, frost developing in many parts of the country, but temperatures were left later on. we will have clear skies for a while, very few showers around, then the wind picks up on the western restart to blow in this cloud and rain and snow perhaps over the higher parts of scotland. temperatures in scotland and also the north east of england won't be far away from freezing first thing tomorrow, but the temperatures will have risen elsewhere. and we have got this band of cloud and rain pushing eastwards, some snow for a while over higher parts of scotl

that's how you understand, why was chosen here for all this provocation and and fake, the city of buchahy not gostomel or irpin why god? oh, because the president of the united states, in another wave of dementia, publicly called our president a butcher in english butcher butcher from whom? let's fire. maybe add screams? it 's good. she runs across the bridge with a kitten in her arms. now he had to see americans such terrible pictures of human suffering - fantasy, as in my opinion, very rightly, says alexander dugin put the economy and politics of our country under external control. we also talked about this. is not it. remember grants university, voronezh state university 193,000 dollars a year perm state national research university 215,000 us dollars ural federal university named after boris nikolaevich us 193,000 dollars irkutsk state university 318,000 dollars and so on kazan kuban lower. skinovgorod petrozavodsk saratov siberian federal university of tverskoy tomsk higher school of economics 495, among other things, thousand dollars in samara tyumen ulyanovsk southern federal and

that's how you understand, why was chosen here for all this provocation and and fake, the city of buchaot gostomel or irpen why borscht? ah, because the president of the united states, in another wave of dementia, publicly called our president a butcher in english butcher butcher in the sense of how it can be beaten to rhyme butcher, butchers, murderers and so on. this all this whole propaganda machine that has fallen on us, moreover, world -class. very serious people working there a wonderful picture. let's fire. maybe add screams? it 's good. if she runs across the bridge. it will be spectacular, she runs across the bridge with a kitten in her arms. americans have had to see such terrible pictures of human suffering - fantasy, ingenious, as in my opinion, very fair, says alexander dugin , put the economy and politics of our country under external control. we're talking about it too spoke. is not it. remember grants university, voronezh state university $193,000 per year perm state national research university $215,000 ural federal university named after boris nikolaevich us $193,000 i

there if we saw how the occupation unfolded, for example, in the kyiv region, we saw all these towns buchamehow i worried very much but uh in the same at the very moment i had a feeling that everything would be fine , like, somehow, how much well, i didn't understand, just somehow, i had a feeling that everything would be fine . and now i feel very hurt by the fact that people have lost their homes there in mariupol, in kharkiv, and in places and in luhansk, donetsk. how is it? maybe they took away your homeland, but i can’t imagine that i don’t have a place where i can return to, but this is the reality of today and i understand that, like grummoy, they could just take away a little bit and take it away and there would be a different order, but we survived and i want my dream to just go 23rd year to have people in which they took away this house and from which it all started in people's childhoods, where they passed so that it would return and they returned to this house , but finally they looked even destroyed, but with the air of this ukrainian , you worked for a long time with the musi

no less good at bombing, provocative the news about the notorious yurt of indestructibility in the bucha another such projectile thrown in. the message is understandable kazakhstan is not with russia . but it turned out in practice that the yurt, although it really exists. well, it was established without the participation of official representatives of kazakhstan, the initiator of the deputy was glad to extort money from kazakh entrepreneurs and those doing business in ukraine. it is obvious that the main idea of ​​​​this action is by no means caring for people. here it is important to push russia and kazakhstan together, but in the fact that people will warm up and charge phones. really. no, there is nothing wrong with a real diplomat, an official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of kazakhstan, and running from the magyars dotted all over him with a private initiative, well, a national building, a yurt and a kaza. indeed , kazakh businessmen are proud of this fijilia. this is a private initiative of our kazakh philanthropists who decided to help the ukrainian people no

region, the whole world learned about the horrors that the rashists committed in ukraine gostomel irpin bucha borodyanka literally covered the capital with them, then the capital pushed the enemy to the border, the capital began to come to its senses, the roadblocks were gradually dismantled, the anti-tank hedgehogs were moved to the side and began to return home local residents began to talk about the possibility of new terror in russia in the summer. to stock up on generators with fuel and warm things in two months, russia released hundreds of missile-launching kamikaze drones aimed at energy infrastructure facilities, particularly in the capital and its surroundings. the unrealized plan to capture the capital at the end of january in february of this year does not give peace, the kremlin may launch a second campaign on kyiv, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine , general valery zaluzhny, said in an interview with the newspaper economist, it is a very important strategic task for us to create reserves and prepare for the war, which can be in february, at best, in march, and

gutted again a true friend, boris johnson, visited, the former prime minister of great britain visited bucha and borodyanka, cities that were victims of russian aggression, after that, johnson met with president volodymyr zelenskyi at a bank in kyiv. the ukrainian president thanked boris for his support. johnson was the first western leader to visit ukraine after the beginning of a full-scale russian invasion, i can tell you great britain will support ukraine as long as necessary, you will win and drive all russians out of your country and we will help no matter how long it takes and we also want to help you in rebuilding the country will not agree to provide ukraine with leopard tanks poland will form a smaller coalition of ukraine that is ready to transfer part of its equipment this statement was made by the prime minister of poland mateo shmarowecki and added khotiv would like to hear berlin's agreement with such a decision, we will not just watch ukraine bleed out ukraine and europe will win this war with or without germany, it depends on germany now whether they want to to join the miss

bucha appears there when he starts talking, that's what we saw in the gucci spinner.yet this is what it is. here is the holocaust. i just wrote out a few. important things that you need to know when the front under the command of general kurochkin liberated the svens found there. well, there were only 7,600 survivors. i remember from memory, i cannot say 7,000 600 people who were alive are still alive hmm 650. they found e corpses that they did not have time to burn, which they did not have time to destroy in the cold 847,000 men's suits 837,000 women's dresses were found, and more than 44,000 a pair of shoes and about 8 tons of human hair. but madame bass, when she talks about russia, when she remembers auschwitz, she does he even remember who did it? she remembers who made this monstrous rampage. and who is responsible for this, and how can such things be compared at all? in 2018 i have this evidence in 2018, the german government, suddenly horrified and turned to the automakers. now you will fall asleep already, because until 2018, automakers conducted experiments

on provocations in bucha, but russia prefers not to notice the truth about the blatant barbaric actionsf the apu appealed to the un high commissioner for human rights and the international committee of the red cross with a demand to force ukraine to comply with the geneva conventions , reported this. in social networks. he was tatyana moskalkova's replacement. the action of the sun grossly violated article eighteen of the same several conventions of 1949 for the protection of civilians in time of war. it clearly and unambiguously states that civilian hospitals organized to help wounded, sick, disabled people and women in childbirth cannot under any circumstances be the object of attack i am sure that the new nuremberg will give a stern assessment and this crime against humanity was fired upon at the hospital on an aydar from american highmors, who work clearly according to the given coordinates, the missile attack was launched at about half past seven in the morning, when the morning rounds and dressings are going on, the hit was cynically monitored online by gps navigation thanks to na

necessary to pay for her absence, to pay for the year 2022, ukrainians will always remember irpin bucha borodyanka raisin-mariupol, russians killed, raped , shot and abused of ukrainians, and this list is far from final, in every liberated city, our military finds rashi torture camps, such scale of war crimes was not expected by world leaders, and they all constantly emphasize the need the trial of criminals, but what to do if it is not possible to prosecute despite the evidence and facts, the answer to this is in israel, a country that is constantly at war, a country against which crimes are committed and operations are planned , it is not always possible to punish in court for various reasons, that is why in in israel, such a well-known and at the same time mysterious mossad operates, and despite this, we work without unnecessary emotions, because its motto is to lead your war wisely - this is an abbreviation, its name is deciphered as the intelligence agency and special tasks, and the main goal is to protect the state of israel from any external threats. israel wants the palestinian

moment when you are shot and when i am i saw that uh-uh video when a tank is coming at you in irpen and buchayou know that well, it's hard to put into words, all your nerves just shake like that and you feel the same thing that you feel the same thing that the people who are there now feel on the video, you are sitting on the video , well, those people who, for example, since the 14th year, well, they were not in the occupation and so on, they just saw the video, it was just terrible for them , not so sharp. congratulations, thank you. and those people who, since the 14th year, in during the occupation they also left their homes and this happened to them twice as well well, it's not like a flashback, as i say. well, it's not at all. hm, i can't put into words how it feels, all the veins are shaking from your hands, the blood is leaving, and you only feel yourself, and when you start to touch yourself, you all remembered about the native makiivka, about berdyansk in where they lived during the occupation, now you have a connection with these cities with people who are there, what they say, and

actor, it is very difficult to be an actor without concerts and even after the liberation of the place buchanka irpin andriivka e moschun and a bunch of people are coming back and when we are in borodyanka just on the eve of constitution day eh on the central square where are these buildings broken high-rises where there is no inside where the bust of eh taras shevchenko was shot where the cultural center is all collapsed after a vacuum bomb but such a bunch of people , such a number of pregnant women and children, and you , and when i went with the guys with the military to these areas, yes, they were liberated even there in the east. so you understand that when people see us, some hope returns to them that we did not go that we are with them and you can even not sing or say anything. they come, let them hold on, and we can see in our eyes that some kind of relief and perspective is appearing. and in the fall, you understand the most important thing, but i wanted to ask what you now see as your mission . the most important place in ukraine is volunteering. today we are all volunteers, we ar

we do not stop the enemy here, the enemy will go further, there will be irpin again, there will be bucha again, there will be gostomel, there will be mariupol, there will be raisin, that's why i have such an appeal to the male gender. i understand that women in us gender-gene equality, women are also wonderful defenders, they can hold weapons, but i would like to appeal to men who now do not want to offend anyone, they say that this is not my war and what should i go to defend there for the deputies for the verkhovna rada let the deputies be led by men today a- and you are sitting at home, we are sitting at the front. i understand that you did not choose to be caught in the war. you never served. you never shot. you never wanted to kill someone there, but when the enemy is near you, you still wanted to. you didn't want to kill, you killed, learn to at least protect yourself and your family, learn to protect your home, because when the summons comes and it can come today, tomorrow , in a week, sooner or later you will need to study, and it's better to study now in the rear, although basic

our boys protect their women, children, er, mothers, and that they know that there is such a word buchaere is such a word astor and that if er, these orcs enter, what will happen what will happen then with their relatives, they are actually fighting for their homes. well, there is also such a concept. i wouldn't want to cancel it as courage. our soldiers now fight with courage . they found out for themselves that well, for example, i always knew that the ukrainian infantry is the best infantry in the world, in second place there the germans are there. maybe there are the third british, the fourth russians, the russians also have infantry . no, not bad, but worse than ours. well, that's why, with such motivations, we can't lose, having a whole euro behind us, the whole stylized world behind us. we cannot lose, that is, the victory will definitely be ours, and this is the knowledge of this motivation, it is also an additional motivation, well, 140 million russians are against us, we have 40. if there were more of them and the mobilization potential was greater, but we have 500 million in

to know about them the first story about a couple medics who heroically worked in the hospital in bucha when terrible things were happening around and from the first days of the full-scale war, populated areas of kyiv region came under occupation, it lasted for 33 days at the entrances to at that time, the enemy behaved most cruelly in kyiv, the occupiers belittled neither the elderly nor the young. later , these massacres of local residents will go down in history as a barbaric atrocity, and at that moment, despite all the horrors, the hospital continued to work in the city. we are talking about the irpin central city hospital, the inpatient department of which is located in buch, among other hospitals. there are none nearby. so all the sick and wounded were sent there. and although in peacetime the institution did not operate on children and did not accept births, during the war the doctors had to deal with this and they worked around the clock and lived in a hospital without light communication, special surgical equipment , operated with what was at hand in the first three weeks of t

there cannot be an attack from the side of belarus, because imagine if the same thing happens again buchabe terrible, that's why i react to all this, and i think that today a volhynian, like any ukrainian, understands the situation in which he lives, but these people who live in the border area even in the 50 or 30 or 50 km zone, i apologize. he is very strongly attached to his land , he cannot just take it and leave the same border region as it was done there during the offensive from the very beginning of the war. when people left them they have their gorgons, they have their own farms, chickens, geese, pigs, that's why they have everything, they can't leave their area . that they have a job, they look after it, it calms them down of course, but the fact that we realized that the enemy will have to be killed with our own hands next to the military or we ourselves understand this of course and we hope that the authorities will be frank with us and in this case there will be tools and warnings and we will take people and organizations away well, for now we are being warned about the fact

what did the russian army do in the bucha days in the soviet union? remember quite a lot of these photos . it became very personal for me. i don't know how to explain it. well, it's mine now. i already know it is professionally called witness trauma, the first thought is how to live with it. how can we all live with it ? thousands of children in ukraine have witnessed terrible stories, but it was extremely difficult to find at least a few families who behaved. it was extremely difficult to send such a child to rehabilitation. it scared everyone. the very word psychotherapy, guardians or grandmothers , sisters, something else was included. yes, these are already traumatized adults who received these children and not only do not want to let them go anywhere, they do not understand what psychotherapy is, why is it needed at all now, what is psychological rehabilitation, physical rehabilitation. so it is clear if a child she is injured. she is in the hospital, but she is psychological. no, yes, i was scared. it took almost six months from the idea to the

his oath until the end 37-year-old investigator to the police, yuriy chap did not leave his native buchaf the occupation, he helped people with evacuation and resisted the occupiers, but on march 5, 2022, contact with him was interrupted a month later, his body was found in a mass grave near the local church about the last days of the hero and defense in the occupation relatives and colleagues told our correspondent oleksandr kryvokulsky that this is my son's policeman's badge or yuriy oleksandrovich's tank that was on it. and actually, he was recognized by it when it was taken from the mass grave. even family photos, because the occupiers fired at their house during the heavy fighting near buchi. he burned down the entire house. only the walls remained of the once cozy home. when the active hostilities began, he came to me and asked for permission to leave for the settlement of buchi, where his parents and family were. and with the aim of evacuating them in the future and they will return to us where we will be. well, wherever we were at that time, yuriy was in one of the police operati

shameful war this morning, the president of finland, after arriving in ukraine, he already visited bucha and borodyanka and told about his impressions, said that he met two people, it was a father and a son who had signed up for the territorial defense earlier. they were, er, a veterinarian, er, one of them was a veterinarian. and now they are defending their country, he was very impressed by what happened in the kyiv region . after it was liberated from the russian military, what the russian military did there, i will remind you that finland provided only 12 defense aid packages for ukraine, the last one at 600 million euros became the largest besides military aid we are also provided with generators and humanitarian aid 50,000 refugees in addition to this everything was accepted in finland and in fact they also talked about the next package of european union sanctions which is currently being prepared the president stated that the president of ukraine stated what is needed so that russia cannot circumvent the sanctions that have already been implemented and that is why we will pay atte

work and there are several different projects, and when we look at that how terrible what happened in buchaed in mariupol how they destroyed the city we cannot understand we still live in the paradigm of the russian world we are brothers and here they are destroying and what is most interesting is what the russians are destroying on the territory of ukraine those what is the russian-speaking population that only yesterday sympathized with russia as a brother and there with the russians as in some way the carriers of the ideology of the russian world , and here the cities are literally bombarded and destroyed, and when we see the letter z - this is the smell we are going to the west, this is the ideology of the new scythians and the new horde and eurasianism, well, we can talk a lot about this, because in russia there are several projects that should unite all different peoples. that is, we are talking about the fact that now this concept of the russian world has already worked its way out and to replace this concept this eurasianism is coming, that is, the concept of the new horde, which in

the second round water-video tournament , the belarusian duet beat the international tandem kristina bucha spain makota ninomiya japan 6/2 62 for entering the decisive match with the sobolenka morozova will compete with the first-seeded australian sides in an hour and 4 minutes sanders ekaterina sinyakova and the czech republic first victory. in the new year, last night won the new jersey devils in the regular draw of the nhl away. smashed five one detroit heinolson. hughes in this meeting was marked in productive doubles for the entire four on the puck and assists, the belarusian forward devils and borscherangovich spent 11 minutes and 27 seconds on the ice. for the allotted time, he did not show himself in any way and ended the meeting with an efficiency equal to zero. do you know that in spain it is a criminal offense to simply criticize the monarchy? by the way, belarus was the most talked about during the pandemic. of course, you were our star here. one could say that the cooks would be able to run the state. now each the second door is closed. this is scary. that is, it's already hel

powerful explosions of military warehouses, several cities of the region, including gostomel irpin and buchae under occupation . i had no thoughts of going abroad under any circumstances. we sat for a week and ran to the bomb shelter and we ran for a week. we could no longer run. that i, at the end of march, they leave for germany in the summer, the search for asylum continues already in the usa, here ruslan quickly managed to find several part-time jobs by profession i do not sing in the choir, i sing in the church, i help in the music school as a music director, that is, everything related to singing with response with music, yes, i am a cuckoo. generous evening, good evening to good people. the hosts who hosted the carolers do not hide their tears. hearing the christmas carol is a very emotional experience for them, which reminds them of their parents' home and childhood. what is more emotional when they sing refugees who left their home forcibly. it is very difficult for sure to leave your country fleeing from war. it is completely different. when we arrived, we came as tourists or as em

ukraine again a real friend boresh johnson visited, the former prime minister of great britain visited bucha and borodyanka of the cities that became victims of russian aggression , after that johnson met with the president volodymyr zelenskyi at a bank in kyiv. the ukrainian president thanked borus for his support. johnson was the first western leader to visit ukraine after the start of a full-scale russian invasion. what can i tell you? great britain will support ukraine as long as necessary . you will defeat and expel all russians from your country, and we we will help no matter how long it takes and we also want to help you in the reconstruction of the country will not agree to provide ukraine with leopard tanks on the promise of transferring part of this statement was made by the prime minister of poland, mateo schmarowecki, and added: "i would like to hear berlin's agreement with such a decision, we will not just watch ukraine bleed out . " do they want to join the mission and stop russian barbarism or do they choose to watch silently and go down in history as those who were on the wro