mikola shows us where the bullet entered his cheek.omb. >> translator: i had to live to tell this story, not to ukrainians, but to the world. >> reporter: the regional prosecutors office says a war crimes investigation has been opened. this is mikola's house where he lived with his two brothers along with their sister. on march 2018th, russian soldie came in looking for the man they believed responsible for the attack on their convoys and that is when the family's nightmare began. three soldiers entered the housing looking for evidence to link them to the convoy, but what they did find is something to link the family to the military in the shape of their grandfather's military medal. they also found yevyen's military bag, since service in the ukrainian army, he was preparing to go and fight. for four days, their sister irena heard nothing from her brothers until mikola came back from the dead. i came home and there was mikola. i looked at his eyes and asked where are the others? he said there are tono others. mikola says after being ta

i came home and there was mikola, i looked at his eyes and asked where are the others?id, they are no others. mikola said after being taken from their home, the three brothers were blind folded and interrogated in a cellar for four days and then they were beaten and taken to the site of their execution. two months on, he struggles to speak still. what do i think of the russians? i hate them with all of my soul. they are animals. they should burn in hell. it was only after the russian withdrawal that a month after their execution the two brothers were given a proper burial, a tomb stone and the peace that mikola has been denied. cnn. >> well, russia's war is bringing an historic change for european security. on monday, sweden formally announced that it would join neighboring finland in seeking nato membership. the move will mark a major expansion of the nato alliance right on russia's doorstep. sw sw swedens prime minister said it's the best way to ensure security. vladimir putin said that expansion would not be an immediate threat, but warned that moving weapons in the

until mikola came back from the dead. i came home and there was mikola. i looked at his eyes and asked where are the others? he said, there are no others. mikola says after being taken from their home, the three brothers were blindfolded and interrogated in a cellar for four days. they were then beaten and taken to the site of their execution. two months on, he still struggles to speak. what do i think of the russians? i hate them with all my soul. they are animals. they should burn in hell. it was only after the russian withdrawal that a month after their execution yevgeny and dmitri were given a proper burial, a tombstone and the peace that mikola has been denied. jake, that drive from kyiv up near the russian border is incredibly revealing. much of the road has been destroyed. it takes a lot longer than it did. the city or parts of it at least lie in ruins. but it is those scars in the countryside outside, not where the shelling and the siege took place, but in the countryside where the quieter occupation by russia happened, and those scars have been h

commander, and more than yours , you asked us at all, we want to be at our disposal, we don’t want mikolano one here wants to die in vain. we have to fight on this tank. german cadets will be against us. we will be hit by combat. if we want to survive, we need to prepare the car in an excellent way and do your thing. is there a question? only gladiators or what? i read in a book. if there is disagree. if there are those who disagree, report back the camp while the kids are loading. i'm better at fighting. well, what do you say? well, we'll survive, but what's next? and then the next one will be touch mech? no need for disinfection. dead inside the tank. full crew. i ask for permission to adequately preserve the remains of the tankers. we need a high place so that it doesn’t get warm, we were allowed to choose a point on the training ground at the same time to look. on the first shot. have you lost your grip? great things are ahead of us. rumble is there anything to rumble? with the bones of jonov, you poseso people did not have to let go below. here is a voluminous tactical map of the tra

card of that journalist, we pay attention to the column of the head of the media and here we see mikola kravchenko, this is a well-known character who was one of the main ideologists of the battalion. azov, back in 2016, he led the youth corps of azov and at the same time created an organization. who later became known as the national correspondent. this is kravchenko, we can see a typical instructor, who, in turn, himself went through the corresponding stages of training of western intelligence services, and here in his person we we can imagine the ideal soldier of the ideological front, which actually formats the whole society of the very young years from the task of terrorist activities against the whole state or formatted in march it became known that kravchenko was liquidated, this was reported by the deputy of the verkhovna rada igor vasilchuk , who was also associated with azov according to a number of reports. and by the way, there is another connection with the highest echelons of power in ukraine and the oligarchy. at least in 2014, ultra-right paramilitary units of ukraine wo

invented and said 100% mikola to old age moves.es, what is not a day, it seems to the people's calendar leafing through lesnaya and i will show to score something for the fionka, but everything is taken off for me, because you don’t mark your man. not captured. here i am in front of my man i can shake bought mosquitoes to find you. lord let's fill the chance. let's go back to the nanchitsa of the soligorsk region. in minsk, i want to tell a roof about the earliest warehouse , the team, the best in experience from the extraction, is overgrown with young people, followed, smart people, the folklore and ethnographic gur here was on the side of the distant 1965, calendar-bound, family-happy domestic jartouns or river songs. we saw deputies, jump ropes of legend and in denmark they secretly tanked the serbian matlet karapet an ice floe and smaller dances. we will curl it all up with a share of the elbow. oh pepper. i will store the team. they later flew him a deflated bow record. let's get to the point where artyom kondratyuk and tanya

three sixes are purely demonic, a car with a demonic number sotnik mikola, aka nikolai volkov, who firedhe defenders of the trade union house, has long been in the grave of transient lung cancer. hadiyak who led the fire from a gun on grecheskaya street and released from the maidan authorities to ask him questions. for some reason, it did not arise on the same visit to odessa, but i also met with alexei goncharenko, which does not mean that he was the organizer of these events, but he was one of the beneficiaries. and this is absolutely, but unambiguously and actually. this uh means the person who took political responsibility for this event announced live on air that we uh burned down the camps of the separatists. on the kulikovo field, he stands with his back to a burning building in a live savik show shustrovsky. we did it. hello hello alexey i translate with a camera. it 's the remnants of the separatist camp burning. i don't know if you see their remnants of the separatist camp near kulikovo on the kulikovo field and near the insect hall. me and my comrades they fought for the russi

introduces us to the other residents of this subat the sub t that are now her neighbors and friends like mikola who sleeps between the turnstiles with his wife. how do you cope with the mental pressure? >> it's hard. you're in a cellar within a cellar, if you go outside there are explosions, windows shattering, you have to run. >> officials now bracing for an announcement from vladimir putin next monday, may 9th, a russian holiday commemorating the victory over nazi germany. there are fears putin could use that holiday to officially declare war on ukraine, a term moscow has not used thus far. it would allow putin to send more conscripts to the front lines. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov also igniting outrage monday claiming adolf hitler was part jewish. the tip to justify russia's false claim that it's fighting to denazify ukraine even though ukraine's president is jewish. the state department said lavrov's comments prove there is no floor when it comes to how low the kremlin will go. israel calling those comments unforgivable. andrew. >> justin, thank you. >>> british authorities are i

and how the haze disappeared was replaced by the search for justice, some like, for example, serf mikola from the novel of the same name by ivan nichulevitsky, others flee from their native village, like a chip. in the first ukrainian rural epic, do the ramparts roar when the manger is full of spontaneous protests and murders? in the very title of this novel by panas mirny the answer to many questions. true, it cannot be said that impudent love of freedom is a distinctive feature of all heroes in traditional classical literature , you can find other images. it's not slang. this is not a university, but this is another ukrainian. moreover, he is all in worries. he is, firstly, he is hardworking too, the truth must be said, he is hardworking, he is not lazy, he has a definite craving. uh, higher living class. that is, he is interested in making a profit, he has everyday worries, but he does not seek to overthrow the government there. well, more like this everyday life of a poor family in the village of semigory near boguslav with tragicomic quarrels colorful language. this is a story drawn

refusal of the first time the troops, bachite yak needs to insist on his arseniy, and the brothers of mikolatop to the downtrodden life of the court with us, i’m the chief one you are trying prosaic. here i am, something for you, a useful snatch, it seems, white russia is called white. and the swan opera did not become a white voltratka among people, you will find it different to be with me on white, that a generation has not been under the tatars. faith does not reach. shut yourself down. better than a narrow one, a meaty lake, a swan, skid mod of the horde, get drunk yourself. he will leave, evil. jacob, i will see you that they are trumpeting from the swans in the swamps. you looked one on one , listened to the jerk and the varyans, you were yanka mar yakub kolos, vladimir korotkevich, tifrantishek bagushevich, and this is the name of the volost for the podcast swan skit that everyone knows my report. find out who wrote vladimir korotkevich this report, we were not caught. yes? yes, so vladimir korotkevich it was the creation of the swan skeet from vladimir korotkevich, the owl will get y

mikola tyshkevych arrived here last night for the first time in two months.first fled downstairs to the basement, and then to his family down south. the calendar, still stuck on the last month they lived here. he and his wife svetlana, are determined to stay. despite the cold coming through the broken window. >> we get on the bed, cover ourselves, and that is how we live. where else should we go? we have nowhere to go. it'setter to be here than on the street. even though it's cold both here and outside, it is like we are on the street. reporter: just outside these windows here in irpin, and down the road in bucha, what do you think the russians did? >> it's scary. and i don't understand why. what did we do? we had a normal life. before the war. now, nobody knows what's going to happen tomorrow. or even tonight. you see, everything is shattered. reporter: perhaps russia's single worst war crime here behind st. andrew's church, a mass grave of more than 100 people. today inside that church, a requiem for the dead. surrounded by the images of atrocities, and of

here we met mikola and his wife living between two turnstiles that lead down into the subway and movedr his home was destroyed by the bombings. [speaking foreign language] "it's hard," he says, the pressure of this war taking a toll on the most vulnerable here. it is becoming clear the russians have run into major problems. we know that the russian chief of staff entered the donbas last week. he stayed there for a number of days. there are rumors that perhaps he was injured but the pentagon senior defense official certainly saying that they can't confirm or deny that. but clearly their advance is going much slower than they expected. the ukrainians are managing to hold them back so far. but it still feels there's a long way to go as it just, as you can hear, grinds on and on. george? >> month after month, thanks very much. michael? >>> now to the growing manhunt for that alabama murder suspect who vanished along with a corrections officer last week. officials now issuing an arrest warrant for the officer, accusing her of helping him escape. eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: this

he's holding a can of mikola baltra, enjoying the moment instead of trying to document it wasn't it'sas going to catch mark, right? isn't it in the second there? so now here he is holding that can of beer and the beer companies now calling him the michelob guy selling cans and shirts with his photo, by the way, he's being paid in what michelob calls copious amounts of beard. i have to say so. i was lucky enough to spend my whole weekend it like my little boy's baseball game. right ali. you know this too, because back when we were little, our parents just watched us these days. they're filming, and it's a hard thing. just put the phone down. watch your little guy or gal do their thing. you know, it's a tough struggle because you want to capture the moment. you know when they make that hit or when they do really well, you don't want to miss it. you want it? forever seared in your memory with picture, but sometimes it's better to just take things in, but it's a tough call. yeah traffic wise, though. there's no tough calls out there. things are very clear if you're driving out on the road