we heard what the prosecutor general iryna venediktova said, that executioners were installed in buchat is the role of cyber troops, what is the role of yevtivites, how are you do you reveal secrets to the russian occupiers, the release of identifications in general this is not really a matter of hackers, it is more of a matter of evaluating engineers . gave absolutely the right that hackers and it-specialists are attracted to the establishment of all those involved in the atrocities in buche and globally to all russians who committed crimes on the territory of ukraine, and not only on the territory of the greater kyiv region today has been published the entire list of military personnel of the russian federation who were too effective to carry out the so-called special military operation according to them and all the others who planned this operation, who took direct part in the other areas, and so on, here, even on our hack your mama channel, for example, we publish lists of employees of the federal security service of ukraine and we are conducting a special information operation an

and joining us now the prosecutor general of ukraine, iryna venediktova. or joining us. you announced ten russian soldiers have been identified today as the culprits of those horrific human rights abuses in bucha. who are these men, and how did you identify them? >> hello, dear wolf and your great audience. thank you very much that you are having me today. yeah, this we presented today charges as a suspect of war crimes in bucha, it is first the suspicions in bucha. as a result of this war prosecutors and investigators in a very short period for ukraine it's very short period. we have identified these ten perpetrators who will involved and took unnamed civilians hostage. deprived them of food and water, abused and tortured them and even staged mock execution. we have also established that they alleged the occupied area. i also would like to note that all perpetrators among to 64th separate motorized infantry brigade. this is the unit to which only several days ago putin avoided the honorary title for state interests. this is a proof that atrocities in bucha

border, but we still heard contradicting the statements of the prosecutor general of ukraine, iryna venediktova, who says that the department listens to testimonies about war crimes from those who managed to return, of course we interview all those who return from the russian federation or from the occupied territories , almost all of them were tortured in russian prisons we are dealing with the removal of children from the donetsk region to the russian federation and for me as a prosecutor this is very important and for me the war in the east to south of ukraine continues, new data are coming in, but people are being forcibly deported to russia. the parliamentary assembly of europe supported the creation of a tribunal against russia, the adoption of a resolution, the attack on ukraine was called an act of unprecedented severity with far-reaching consequences, and in strasbourg, concerns were also expressed, quote, about the number of testimonies of atrocities committed by the russian armed forces, a few more months ago, among the delegates of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe

prosecutor general iryna venediktova today she made public the photos, even the name list of the executioners in buch rashistov. and now we know that we cannot do without cyber troops, we invited a cool it guy to the air to help us with this figure it out well, for now, let's start guarding in the company of journalists 1+1 yevgeny kuksin, all this yevheny plinskyi from yasin, and my name is natalya ostrovska, and i don't know what putin expected when he started this war, but he definitely did not expect that the world would rally around ukraine so much but he has there is always his favorite argument, his favorite trump card in his sleeve is to turn the world into radioactive ash, and recently he will again threaten the world with his nuclear weapons after someone you know will fit into the current event with the parties must know that they will create a strategic threat to us. they must know that our response to counterattacks will be lightning fast. сейчас похвастаться никто what do you think of such a statement? well, you noticed how his voice trembles and he's nervous . are they threaten

is also a very important and very influential element of waging war, well, prosecutor general iryna venediktova reported that it was possible to establish a list of the names of cats in buch, even to establish their photos. i believe that without our cyber ​​troops were not spared in this event, but the planet must see its heroes and you see them. you these people held unarmed civilians hostage, starved them with hunger and thirst, kept them on their knees and tied with collars for years and with glued eyes, everyone was found, everyone was established and will be prosecuted according to international law, according to what is written in the newspaper, what is to be established, who will be responsible for it, but when we were doing an interview with mykhailo fedorov, yes, he is so very- spoke very carefully about how it works in this system and the search for people and in general how ukrainian hacking is built for us in this war. and here we are, ah, i have included cyber security experts, mykyto, a book that i hope will be able to it is more interesting and he told in more depth that he has

prosecutor general iryna venediktova today published photos, even a list of the names of the executioners in buch rashistov . and someone who will help us figure this out. well, for now, let's start guarding in the company of journalists 1+1 yevgeny kuksin, stas yasynskyi, yevheny plinskyi, and my name is natalya ostrovska, and i don't know what putin expected. when started this war, but he definitely did not expect that the world would rally around ukraine so much. but he always has his favorite argument, his favorite trump card up his sleeve is to turn the world into radioactive ash, and recently he again threatened the world with his nuclear weapons from the podium if someone this fits into the ongoing event from the side of eh, they must know that i will not create for russia, we did not accept threats of a strategic nature to us. they must know that our response to counter-attacks will lightnings with high speed we have all the tools for this that no one can boast of declared their support for ukraine well, because what are the 40 countries of the world so specifically those that hav

iryna venediktova was speaking on a visit to borodyanka around 80km north—west of kyiv.e kyiv region. we found in kyiv region, makariv, borodyanka, bucha, irpin, we found 650 dead bodies. vladimir putin is the main warcriminal of the 21st—century. but actually, we can suspect in ukraine legislation, you know about immunity, three people in any state have immunity. presidents, ministers of foreign affairs and the head of government. that's why when they are on the opposition, we cannot start to prosecute them in ukraine. but in the international courts, we can do it. in russia, nobel peace prize winner dmitry muratov has been attacked while on a train. his publication, novaya gazeta, tweeted that an unknown person entered the journalist's carriage and poured red oil and his eyes are burning terribly. mr muratov said the male attacker shouted, "muratov, this is for our boys." novaya gazeta is known for being highly critical of the russian authorities. we can go now to moscow and speak to our correspondentjenny hill. i want to ask you what more do we know about that attack

ukraine's prosecutor general iryna venediktova says they're hearing testimony of war crimes from the we interview everyone who can come back from russian federation or from occupied territories. almost all of them were tortured in russian prisons. and again, we have a case about the departure of children, only children, from the donetsk region to the russian federation, and for me as a prosecutor it's very important. and as the war rages on in ukraine's east and south, every day there are new reports of people being forced into russia. yogita limaye, bbc news, kyiv. those talks between the un secretary general and president zelensky are expected to get under way here in kyiv in the next few hours. to be honest, no one is expecting antonio guterres to be able to negotiate a peace deal between russia and ukraine or even a ceasefire, but as a minimum he will try to establish humanitarian corridors to get civilians out of danger from places like mariupol, under un and red cross auspices. and you can follow all the latest developments on the war here in ukraine by going to our online live

iryna venediktova said that the forces were killing ukrainians every day in areas they controlled, andtified more than 500 suspected war criminals, including top military and government officials in russia. moscow has denied targeting civilians. meanwhile, as the russians regroup ahead of an expected attack on the east of the country — thousands continue to flee the disputed donbas region —many making their way to lviv from where danjohnson sent this report. elena has made it to safety but she isn't at rest. she left home in the east of ukraine two days ago, but not for the first time. the people of the donbas region have lived with conflict for years now. translation: in 2014 we had the first war and we were - forced to leave our home. it is really scary when you run under fire so i already knew what it was like eight years ago. she took a train with her daughter on friday and they onlyjust missed the rocket attack on kramatorsk station. translation: maybe my town will be destroyed or not, - i don't know, but that's my home and i want to go back. lviv is a long way from the fighting,

ukraine's prosecutor general, iryna venediktova, says they're hearing testimony of war crimes from theed, actually, in prison, in russian prisons. and again, we have a case about the departure of children, only children, from the donetsk region to the russian federation, and for me as a prosecutor, it's very important. and as the war rages on in ukraine's east and south, every day there are new reports of people being forced into russia. yogita limaye, bbc news, kyiv. back here, there isjust one back here, there is just one week to go until voters go to the polls. voters in england, wales and scotland will pick who they want to run services that affect everyday life in their local area. those in northern ireland will choose its government. ahead of the vote we will be profiling some of the key contests in the uk's for nations and today looking at england. looks me gopal has been in newcastle underline in staffordshire. i'm in the auditorium of newcastle college. it is in the north of staffordshire and north of the city of stoke. we have been here all day asking people how they are like

. >> ukrainian prosecutor general, iryna venediktova, thank you for everything you're doing and thank for being on today. >> thank you. >>> ambassador mcfaul, thank you very much for being on as well. i just want to get some final thoughts from you, especially hearing from the prosecutor general and the painstaking task of trying to investigate war crimes while the war is still going on. >> well, two things. one about ukraine and one about russia. ukraine, it's fantastic she's doing this work now. >> yeah. >> sometimes, you know, the whole country is a crime scene, but when you're in a war, it's sometimes hard to gather this information to do prosecutions. i think it's extremely important they're doing it right now. but number two, let's think about putin. think about when they pull out of bucha. he could have tried to hide these bodies, right? he could have tried to do something to diminish the evidence, but he didn't. he did it on purpose as a way to terrorize the ukrainian, and i want to leave you with that thought. he's not apologizing, saying we made a mistake, some general did s

well thank you for the work that you do, and we appreciate your time, iryna venediktova, thank you veryiate it. >> thank you very much for your continuous support and we feel it, we see it, and we still fighting for our freedom and independence. >> all right. yes you are. thank you, thank you so much, we appreciate it, and the breaking news continues, next. >>> deadly new shelling in a key city in central ukraine, as residents grapple with the bloody aftermath and brace for the next attack. (mom) delightful. (vo) with no trade-in required. (dad) i love it. (vo) what's not to love! verizon is going ultra, so you can get more. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, ca

ukraine's prosecutor general iryna venediktova says they're hearing testimony of war crimes from thee interview everyone who can come back from russian federation or from occupied territories. almost all of them were tortured in russian prisons. and again, we have a case about the departure of children, only children, from the donetsk region to the russian federation, and for me as a prosecutor it's very important. and as the war rages on in ukraine's east and south, every day there are new reports of people being forced into russia. yogita limaye, bbc news, kyiv. we are expecting at some point is how to hear from the un secretary—general and ukraine's volodymyr zelensky as soon as we get any kind of news conference we will bring that to you. let us discuss for the next two minutes that visit by antonio gutierrez to the region in ukraine itself today. we can speak now to professor rosa freedman from the university of reading. she's an expert in global conflict resolution, international law and the powers of the united nations. your thoughts first of all. it is a broad place to start

ukraine's prosecutor general iryna venediktova says they're hearing testimony of war crimes from therture of children, only children, from the donetsk region to the russian federation, and for me as a prosecutor it's very important. and as the war rages on in ukraine's east and south, every day there are new reports of people being forced into russia. yogita limaye, bbc news, kyiv. streaming services are set to be regulated by 0fcom for the first time under new government proposals. netflix, disney+, amazon prime video and other streamers will be given new rules that will bring them in line with traditional broadcasters. the culture secretary said the move would protect audiences from harmful material. the government's also publishing its plans for the sale of channel a. they're expected to be detailed in a white paper later today. let's now speak with philippa childs, who is head of bectu — the broadcasting, entertainment, communications and theatre union. thank you forjoining us. from what we know, are there any positives in this announcement?— we know, are there any positives in t