tetyana heard ms. tetyana, i have a question for you about how to document these terrible crimes that took place. we know that many victims are not ready to simply talk about the terrible acts that were committed. there is already a certain number of those occupiers who are in captivity and dna was taken from them, how should it look procedurally, what is the procedure for recording these crimes, if we are talking to you now about sexual crimes, we are talking about rape sexual crimes include a lot, in particular, even undressing people and showing and humiliating them also belong to sexual crimes, such crimes are possible only at the request of the person himself, if there is no request from the person, then it is impossible to prove without his consent that the violence that was done to him in a legal format does not happen, i.e. initiates the initiation and the statement of the person is mandatory if there is too much will power power of understanding then at this stage it is very important to take

tetyana tetyana ignatchenko spokeswoman of the donetsk regional military administration was with us onnow we already have the next guest on the air on skype andriy teteruk battalion commander peacemaker and member of the volunteer the formation of the territorial community of the city of kyiv, free ukraine, we congratulate mr. andrii. good day, i wish you better health and each other, mr. andrii. let's start with such globes . consider the draft law on lend-lease for ukraine already this week in the voice of america, the bill itself will allow washington, without unnecessary bureaucracy, to provide ukraine with the weapons and ammunition it needs, the senate has already approved the draft law , now the congress should give the green light, what are the hopes for mr. andriy, how much, hmm, how in your eyes , as of now, this process of supplying ukraine with what we need in super-fast, super-short terms of these heavy weapons on which the effective stepfather depends to the russian aggressors, in particular, during their ah their this second wave of offensive in the east and the south. i

tetyana, we congratulate you glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, i congratulate you, well, what, exceptfend ourselves in every way, and legislative initiatives are now aimed mostly at the relief of all our defense capabilities it is also important to understand the consequences of many legislative ideas and initiatives. analyzing ukrainian legislation, one gets the impression that in almost every case of military operations, a military commander can be held criminally liable, especially if the result is a loss of equipment or manpower, and precisely for such cases and changes and additions regarding combat immunity are needed, tell us a little more in detail. how do you see the development of the legislative basis in this aspect, thank you, thank you for your word, really you have absolutely spent a lot of time now, and the draft laws are registered since the beginning of the war. the legislative field has changed very significantly. our analytical center, the institute of legislative ideas , has been analyzing legislation for more than 6 years, but what is happening now is significantl

take care, tetyana kozachenko. was with us now on direct communication, they were talking about how it is possible to record all these crimes that happened in buch and not only in buch, but also in in many cities and in chernihiv and mariupol, there are many victims, as i have already said, they are silent and do not want to talk about it, but as we heard from ms. tetyana , we still need to speak, we need to appeal, we need to record all these crimes so that the criminals are punished, so that they suffer the most severe punishment instead of returning er happily er home er hmmm let's give you a little more information i'll give you but the usa considers it the most important thing to supply kiev with such long-range air defense systems as the s-300, we are with you more than once talked about this weapon and we will be able to discuss it later on our broadcast, what is it, which play a decisive role on the battlefield, pentagon chief lloyd austin said about it. well, and also, in particular, i would also like to remind you that literally today, the us house of representatives supporte

really pose a risk for the democratic formats of the development of ukraine, thank you very much tetyanao, lawyer, head of the public association, the public illustration committee, was in touch with us, we will monitor this topic, thank you very much, because you know how to fight with some founders there years ago action is one thing and for some reason how to fight with russian e-e agents in the churches of moscow, here in ukraine, so for some reason in the parliament, the hands do not reach, they say it is not in time, well, the main thing is that it is time for our generals today to fight, it is time to win we have prepared a material, we and my colleagues have made a material about a person who, in fact, today, on whose shoulders the war rests in many respects, a person who fought back in the first days, who continues to lead our army to victory, general commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, valery zaluzhny, our material is about him, the armed forces of ukraine for more than two months, they have been successfully eliminating the russian occupiers , thanks to the tale

tetyana. i congratulate you. good afternoon. did you just see the plot?es, and i really want to thank you. dobrobut now provides help during the war not only to the military and the police of the national guard, but also to ordinary ukrainians who need it. please tell me, maybe. do you know any statistics, how many people have already contacted you and how do you really find out who needs help, they call you on their own , call an ambulance . information, the same patient appeals or an ambulance call, a-a, we work with the requested radio, and when one was in good health, he told the others , the same thing happened in irpen, when our clinic started working on it on april 16, and already about 2 hours after the opening of the clinic e - there were a lot of patients who came not only for medical help, but just to chat. talk to the doctors. well, i think i answered the first question. can you just the reception department? tell me , please, how many people have already applied and you have provided help in the afternoon - this is probably up to 2,500 applic

i am chornovol tetyana , a junior lieutenant. kyiv. i worked at espresso for the last year. i want to say that i also stopped russian tanks there. i work as a director on the espresso tv channel. on february 24, i joined the ranks of the zsu to defend with weapons in hand. the independence of our state, my colleagues remained at the forefront of the information front or to defend the most important - one of the most important values ​​of a democratic society - freedom of speech, information security of the state. now i am receiving information that the espresso tv channel has been removed from the t2 network, what is the solution to turning off these tv channels, in particular espresso, from the digital network t2 is in no way different than some kind of information sabotage for some kind of political political. if you want persecution or a stupid political decision, i can’t call it, i don’t know if it was an oversight or this a real special operation exists in order to harm a ukrainian speaker. but i believe that in the conditions of war, such actions are at least an applic

kharkiv, who gave birth to tetyana's daughter with a colic in the subway - she will later tell her aboutthe war and resistance of the ukrainian people with ukrainian songs, one of the symbols of which they have become darina kolomiets , the only news on the social network every day near the kropyvnytskyi humanitarian center for displaced people, a line is lined up, these are people who need help escaping shelling evidence, they took the most necessary things, how do they help this humanitarian center, see next, near the kropyvnytskyi humanitarian center for displaced people, residents of the regions where ongoing hostilities someone came to take clothes, someone food march 5 we left, we arrived here already, we drove for a day in a car because i have a three-month-old crown in my hands, if the last drop is that the infrastructure is broken on the street, there is nowhere to buy bread, people sat in the subway, a migrant from kramatorsk arrived in kropyvnytskyi with his sister , he says he needs clothes and detergents, shelling began, terrible in the 14th year, there were no such shelling

kozachenko, she is now on the phone with us, tetyana welcomes you, uh, i want to ask the first question this a deposit , have you already started your legal practice with in order to help some of the ukrainians who suffered as a result of military operations and lost their property, those who are now contacting us are talking about fixing the damage that has been done as much as possible, and in that part we are only consulting and developing now mechanisms so that these would be some kind of reminders where people could forward each other and connect to information, how to do it correctly , and uh, today, the same mechanism introduced by the state is uh, action, but people must understand that what is working now is only talking with regard to the houses of property fixation, there is a square, but there is a lot of other damage that the russian federation must compensate in the legal sense. i am sure that ukraine will achieve this because there is moral damage and damage that was caused, including as a result the death of a loved one and there is also compensation in this part of mora

of faith hyrych report from the place where the rashi rockets arrived yesterday from our colleague tetyana litvinova next kyiv shuddered again from the blows the russians fired in kyiv three rockets, one was shot down by air defense, one hit an infrastructure facility and another hit a residential building in the shevchenkivskyi district. this is how the consequences of a russian cruise missile hitting residential buildings look like. i will note that this building, which received the main impact, only a month after it was handed over to before the impact, some of the apartments were still for sale. the first floors of the 25-story building received the main impact. however, the shock wave left all the apartments on this side of the street without windows. the wave broke the windows with frames in places, in addition, the impact caused a fire. it took rescuers less than an hour to put it out at the time of the explosion. valeriy was in the house on the first floor. he rents premises for his business. the blast wave blew the glass all over the office. he says it was a miracle that he was no

tetyana and oksana told us the russian troops looted in kramatorsk, everything from silverware to children's clothes, bicycles, and washing machines. this security camera footage from belarus appears to show russian soldiers sending their stolen goods home. the behavior of russian troops in ukraine has been shocking to many, not just brutal, but apparently undisciplined. termakhivka is around 30 miles from the chernobyl nuclear plant, where russian forces have also pulled out, leaving more senseless destruction. ukrainian staff members say when they lost electricity, they resorted to stealing russian fuel to keep the generator running. "if we'd lost power, it would have been catastrophic," said safety supervisor oleksandr lobada. "i was scared it would be a tragedy for humanity." and in the red forest, one of the most contaminated parts of the exclusion zone, ukraine says the russian troops dug and occupied these trenches, exposing themselves to significant doses of radiation. >> diaz: great reporting as always, holly. vladimir putin's original battle plan appears to have failed and his forc

in the second time local authorities advise to be careful and not to ignore reports of air danger tetyana litvinova ihor nikitenko espresso kyiv, as a result of a missile attack on fastov, two people were hospitalized, two houses were destroyed, another 10 buildings were damaged, yesterday evening, a russian missile hit an infrastructure object in the city, a fire broke out there the mayor of fastov reported that there were no casualties as a result of the attack, rescuers continue to work at the site of the hits, the police are documenting the consequences of the explosion, more than 1,900 rockets have already been launched by russia over ukraine, and this has been since the beginning of the large-scale invasion. falls on mariupol and in the area of ​​operations of the joint forces, mainly in donbas, according to an official of the united states ministry of defense, almost all airstrikes are carried out from russian airbases do not take off and do not land in ukraine. i mean, maybe in the south they sometimes managed to do this, but most of them arrive from russia and then return to airf

united states of america was in touch with us and further human stories in the first days of the war tetyanaold daughter was hiding in the kyiv subway while breastfeeding a child, photographed by journalists, the photo became viral , first it was distributed by the official website of the vatican, and creative agencies also drew an icon from it, which was placed in a catholic church in in naples, she was called the kyiv madonna, tatiana's story will be told later. my colleagues have seen it. how many of them are exactly the same. they live much longer in the subway there, and in kyiv and kharkiv, who gave birth to the subway, and they have a much worse fate than it just so happened that i was noticed and this photo was taken, and that's all for me. we went to spend the night in the subway in the evening, and that's how we went down to the subway station with the child and the dog as a family. and just as we were getting there, the child was sleeping. and when we arrived she woke up and i had to feed her, they spread a blanket on the floor, i sat down to feed her, and at that moment hungarian

i am chornovol tetyana, junior lieutenant, fire calculation commander of the stugna anti-tank missile system. here, i picked up this lucky tube from rockets were fired from it, and the rocket that crushed an enemy tank only 20 km from kyiv. i worked at espresso for the last year. i want to say that i also stopped russian tanks there. i work as a director on the espresso tv channel. on february 24, i joined the ranks of the armed forces with arms in hand, the independence of our state, my colleagues remained at the forefront of the information front or to defend one of the most external values ​​of a democratic society, freedom of speech, information security of the state, the decision to turn off these tv channels, in particular espresso from the t2 digital network is no different than some kind of information in a political, uh, political if you want to call it persecution or a stupid political decision, i can't call it, i don't know if it was an oversight or if it's a real special operation to harm the ukrainian broadcaster but i believe that in under the conditions of the war, this

i was a journalist and constantly actively cooperated with the espresso tv channel i am chornovol tetyanae calculation of the atrk stugna here i picked it up happy the tube from the rocket, the rocket that crushed the enemy tank only 20 km from kyiv flew out of it. i worked at espresso for the last year. i i want to say that i also stopped russian tanks there. i work as a director on the espresso tv channel on february 24. i joined the ranks of the armed forces. and you defend the independence of our country with weapons in your hands, my colleagues remained on the front lines of the information front or defend the most important - one of the most dangerous values ​​of a democratic society freedom of speech, information security of the state, such a decision to turn off these tv channels, in particular, espresso of the t2 digital network, is no different than some kind of information, first, then political, if you want persecution or a stupid political decision . did he have any reasons for this, moreover, we have the right to demand that espresso be returned, the armed forces of ukraine

my colleague tetyana kharchenko spoke to the judge earlier.laimed that the events in ukraine are difficult to call a genocide yet, we need to gather more evidence and the events in buch and other ukrainian cities, those mass murders of civilians, did they change your opinion and effect? ​​i believe that the prosecution will need to find out all the facts, regardless of whether the case will be considered by the international prosecutor or the ukrainian national prosecutor, it will be necessary to decide why when the murders were committed for the destruction of ukrainians or, say, for the conquest of land during the invasion, because the large number of dead is not necessarily evidence of genocide, it without a doubt indicates the name of a crime against humanity and it is also a heinous crime which is defined by international criminal law and includes murder and attacks on the civilian population that are carried out systematically and are widespread however, to commit a crime against humanity does not require a prior plan to wipe out a certa

that i was a journalist and constantly actively cooperated with the espresso i tv channel chornovol tetyanaenant, commander of the fire calculation of the anti-tank missile defense system stugna. here i picked up this lucky tube from the rocket. it was from it that the rocket that crushed the enemy tank flew out only 20 km from kyiv. i worked at espresso for the last year. i want to say that i also stopped russian tanks there. i i work as a director on the espresso tv channel on february 24. i joined the ranks of the armed forces in order to defend the independence of our country with weapons in hand, while my colleagues remained at the forefront of the information front or to defend the most important - one of the most important values of a democratic society, freedom of speech, information security of the state, such a decision to turn off these espresso tv channels from the t2 digital network is no different than some kind of information, political, uh, political. if you want persecution or a stupid political decision, i can’t call it, i don’t know if it was an oversight or if this is a

i was a journalist and constantly actively cooperated with the espresso tv channel i am chornovol tetyanaf the fire calculation of the atrk stugna here i picked it up happy the tube from the rocket, the rocket that crushed the enemy tank only 20 km from kyiv flew out of it. i worked at espresso for the last year. i i want to say that i also stopped russian tanks there. i work as a director on the espresso tv channel on february 24. i joined the ranks of the armed forces. and you defend the independence of our country with weapons in your hands . information security of the state, now i am receiving information that the espresso tv channel has been disconnected from the t2 network, what is the solution to turning off these espresso tv channels of the t2 digital network, there is no other way than some information about some political political. if you want to call it persecution or a stupid political decision, i can’t call it, i don’t know whether it was an oversight or whether it was a real special operation in order to harm a ukrainian speaker. but i believe that in wartime, such actions

tatiana says she was shocked. in the subway there, as well as in kyiv and kharkiv, who gave birth to tetyanater in the subway - she will later tell her about the war and the resistance of the ukrainian people with ukrainian songs, one of the symbols of which they have become daryna kolomyets, the only news on public, that's all, the marathon will continue, yevgenia harkov, don't switch the only news, together we are strong, support the ukrainian army with money, scan the code, what's going on, the information marathon, the only news, until 3 o'clock in the morning, with you, yevgenia harkov, holding the baton public, let's start this air hour on the situation in kropyvnytskyi because another humanitarian headquarters was opened there, is the number of forced migrants increasing in the region, we will ask our correspondent olga sklyaruk with us on the link a-a ol i congratulate you a-a hm, i would like to know for a start in order to get into this topic, so let's describe the situation to the viewer, what it is like in kroprypnytskyi. i mean exactly the military situation , as it has been for

city was wounded, more details about what happened and what is happening in kyiv now, we know how tetyana litvinova's colleague is now in touch with us, and no, i congratulate you please tell me. i congratulate you, iryna. behind me is the house that you already mentioned. it is the residential building that was hit yesterday by a russian cruise missile. according to the advisor to the minister of internal affairs, anton gerashchenko, in general, it was fired, not close, but three missiles were fired over ukraine, just one our air defense system was shot down, another hit an infrastructure object and one rocket hit a residential building, the impact fell on the first and second floors and they were the most damaged, but we can see that the windows flew up to the last 25th floor they also pointed out that this is a brand new house this month ago. it was put into operation, so not many people lived in it yet, and there is another house next to it that was already more occupied about two years ago, and also the facade of the house was damaged, and the windows were blown out, just like that w

the safety of people anya this minute anya in the next few days shelling may continue my colleague tetyana litvinova is currently at the site of the explosion she is in direct contact with us tanya hello what is happening near the house now, what updated information do you have anzhelika i congratulate you we again, we are near the house that was hit by a russian cruise missile . and this happened last night. i will note that we were already here today at 7:00 a.m. and there were only utility workers here, no rescue work was carried out. and how we can already see the rescue work, the rescuers are working right on the second floor , the first or second floor, they took the brunt of this blow in this building and they actually suffered the most, but the scariest part of it all is that when we were still in the morning, we did not know that there were victims as a result of this terrible blow, it later became known that the body of a woman was found in the apartment, and even later it became known that it was the body of a journalist of the ukrainian faith, hyrych, who worked as a producer o

definitely play for local residents again, but already within the walls of the rebuilt cultural center tetyanandriy birstyuk expresso kyiv in ukraine the hospital medical train has started to run. it can transport seriously ill and wounded patients from hot spots and war zones . the ministry of health is informed about this. the mini-hospital train consists of several carriages, including one for intensive care, currently in moz they are looking for specialists who can join the the work of the evacuation special transport team to save mariupol called upon the winner of international sports competitions games of the undefeated games galushka has now returned to lviv with a victory in rowing on the simulator admits to win at sports competitions in the netherlands, he promised his brothers who are currently in a blocked place, so he went to the podium with the ukrainian flag and the inscription safe mariupol , the games of the invincible, international sports competitions where wounded soldiers participate, this year the ukrainian national team won 16 medals when you get into this production i un

heavens russians appeared and then they were looking for a noch , right opposite here lives tetyana petrovnable, breaks into the kitchen, they are little children in the kitchen with those automatic machines , and the children say, shut your mouth, because i will shoot 12 guys now. well, from three in the morning to three in the afternoon they were somehow on duty like this: a group goes in, you leave it right next to the hospital, which worked throughout the occupation, on these gurneys we brought patients who could not move on their own, then the usual corridor became an intensive care unit, they stood here patient monitors, this hospital received wounded civilians from nearby villages, there were 15 of them during the entire time, there is no surgical department here and they have never performed operations, the team was just lucky that one of the medical surgeons from the capital okhmatdyt did not have time to evacuate from the dimer, they operated on people in the office there was one child, a girl 12 years old, a katyusha woman had several wounds in the hand and one in the leg. unfortu

was a journalist and constantly actively cooperated with by the espresso tv channel, i am chornovol tetyana the anti-tank missile defense system stugna. here i picked up this lucky tube from the rocket. it was from it that the rocket that crushed the enemy tank flew out only 20 km from kyiv. i worked at espresso for the last year. i want to say that i also stopped there russian tanks. i work as a director on the espresso tv channel. on february 24, i joined the ranks of the armed forces. and you defend the independence of our country with weapons in your hands, my colleagues remained on the front lines of the information front or defend the most important - one of the most fundamental values ​​of a democratic society, freedom of speech, information security of the state, the decision to turn off these tv channels espresso from digital

was a journalist and constantly actively cooperated with the espresso tv channel, i am chornovol tetyana, junior lieutenant, fire calculation commander of the stugna anti-tank missile defense system. here, i picked up this lucky tube from a rocket. it was from it that the rocket that crushed an enemy tank flew out only 20 km from kyiv. i worked at espresso for the last year. i want to say that i am there too stopped russian tanks. i work as a director on the espresso tv channel on february 24. i joined the ranks of the armed forces. one of the most fundamental values ​​of a democratic society, freedom of speech, the information security of the state, such a decision to turn off these tv channels, in particular espresso from the t2 digital network, is no different than some kind of information political er political. if you want persecution or a stupid political decision, i can’t call it, i don’t know if it was an oversight is this a real special operation in order to harm the ukrainian broadcaster but i believe that in the conditions of war this is at least an application for treason, we

our colleague tetyana litvinova is also at the action. knows more tanya. i congratulate you. please tell me what is currently happening on the independence square and how many people came to the action on the air. that's how we gathered here on the independence square relatives, loved ones, the people who escaped from mariupol are several dozen people, and you know, i want to tell our viewers that this place is a place of pain and forever, because these people who came to them today have nowhere to go and they they know who to go to, it's just people who have lost contact with their relatives, these are people who have already lost their husbands and cannot bury their brother, husband, son, these are people who can't give medicine to wounded soldiers, that is it's just such a deadlock situation of these people and this is what i would do i told you, today there are appeals to both the ukrainian authorities and the world community with a single request to evacuate people from mariupol, evacuate the military, save them. but if everything were so simple, if there was this mechan

payment scheme for gas and constantly they are consulting on this matter with the german government tetyanaumovych ishla frolov the german bureau of the intermarathon tv channel single news combat hammocks for ukrainian defenders are created by a volunteer the zaporozhye authors of the idea assure that the hanging bed is convenient and easy to use and allows the body to recover faster. the activists have already handed over part of the hammocks to the military and are now waiting for feedback. they say that proposals for improving the project are also accepted . just a few minutes of work and the hammock is already securely fixed and completely ready for rest, the author of the idea tells us about all the subtleties of using such a hanging bed oleksandr, his husband calls himself an expert in hammocking, says he has been interested in them for a long time, and a month ago, together with volunteers, he started creating them for the military. before that, i was only a user of hammocks and made some equipment for myself, for friends, but in order to make hammocks. no. it was just a spontaneous

naimark, a leading researcher of anopsides and the history of eastern europe and russia, my colleague tetyanaoshko spoke with an expert. i congratulate the professor , this is an invitation to the sfs, so the first question is, in your opinion, can the crimes of russian soldiers in ukraine be considered genocide, the site i mean that you can trace many signs that genocide may be taking place in ukraine but how international law defines genocide as most historians talk about it we are afraid that it will happen or that it is already happening, but there is no evidence yet, people are collecting them, the international criminal court, the state the us department of the eu, the osce is collecting evidence russian soldier in personal fut there are also slavic countries, why do you think russian soldiers act like this, behave so cruelly towards ukrainians, this is an interesting question, the answer can be found in many topics, one of them is really terrible moscow's propaganda on television and for soldiers also, not only since february 24, but in general since 2013-14, where ukrainians are depic

tetyana volodymyrivna says russian soldiers broke into her home and dragged her and her husband out. her husband disappeared for two weeks. she says she found his body in a basement. "he had been shot in the head, mutilated, tortured," she says. "he was buried a meter deep, o the dogs wouldn't eat him." satellite images showing a 40-foot trench that ukrainians say is a massive grave. an unknown number of people buried outside of a church. we've been brought to a wooded area just outside of bucha. this is in the kyiv region, a collection of towns and villages that the russians ov o of. and authorities have brought us to what looks like the grave. the hastily dug grave of what they say is the family of the local mayor here. they didn't agree to cooperate with the russians, they say, so they were executed. the mayor was olga sukhenko and ukrainians say she was tortured. her arms and fingers broken. her husband and young son allegedly kidnapped by russian soldiers more than two weeks ago. their bodies still lying in this pit because officials suspect mines are buried nearby. ukrainian pr

planted during czechoslovakia in 1923 the trees survived the second world war resident of slavyansk tetyanacelebrate the victory and the tree sapling will definitely take with it to the peaceful ukrainian slovyansk maryana martyn yuriy kovalev tv channel inter marathon of united news from uzhgorod with faith in victory this is our watch for today it ends, i sell the word to my colleagues of a clear and spring sky for all of us, we will definitely win, because with us the truth is that we are defending against the invaders in our land and we have nowhere to retreat , we will redrill, we will reassemble, we will win and shields, no news, together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine, this is cozy kherson, the pearl of protected areas in ukraine, the city played a significant role in the creation of statehood and became the southern center of the ukrainian revival during the great terror nkvds shot almost thousands of people for nationalism kherson province the oun, led by bohdan bandera, actively fought against the german foreigners. an enraged chersonese man barehanded against an enem

the russian military in transnistria launched a recruitment campaign for new soldiers, my colleague tetyanako spoke with the diplomat, igor, your forecasts on the development of the situation in transnistria, the dispute between the parties rivals in transnistria, one is radically pro- kremlin, and the other is a more local local party that has a stake in vlad. in the administration of transnistria , i do not want to fight or follow orders from moscow and somehow want to maintain its positions. the other party is more ready to confirm loyalty to moscow by fighting for it in recent days we observed a chain of provocations that were aimed at untying the forces behind them. life in transnistria is now very difficult, given that gazprom is going to disconnect from may 1. gas supply in moldova if moldova has money, alternative options then transnistria will be deprived of such a luxury transnistria will remain without any energy resources and starting from may 1 will be closed, this will destroy the oligarch's businesses in the region and make the administration of the institution even more frag

we met tetyana dmitriivna, who compressed the occupation into a single word. >> dmitriivna ( translatedhorror. horror. gunfire was non-stop day and night. thanks to god it all passed and we survived. it's simply a miracle. i had two grandchildren with me in the basement. i never thought i would live to see this horror. >> pelley: mr. zelenskyy told us that he couldn't believe that human beings could do something like this. >> dmitriivna ( translated ): we never believed it either. we are simply in shock, all of us. >> pelley: what evidence is there of war crimes across ukraine? >> zelenskyy ( translated ): the ukrainian security service has intercepted communications. there are russian soldiers talking with their parents about what they stole and who they abducted. there are recordings of russian prisoners of war who admitted to killing people. there are pilots in prison who had maps with civilian targets to bomb. there are also investigations being done based on the remains of the dead. >> pelley: should vladimir putin be prosecuted for war crimes? >> zelenskyy ( translated ): look, i

and tetyana, her husband oleksandr promised he would come back in a few hours, but was killed defending their neighborhood. i'm very proud of him, tatiana says. he's a hero. we have many people in ukraine who have not fled and are defending our home. sasha died just 200 meters from our house. laying the dead to rest, another sad task they've become proficient at performing in this area. close by, the next funeral is already underway. >> and jake there are going to be a lot more funerals happening there and obviously in many other places towards the northwest of kyiv in that very large swath of land that the russians invaded. and there's certainly a lot of grief, a lot of anger among the population there. but i do have to say, there is a lot of resill dience as well. one of the things we've been witnessing around kyiv is many people who fled the ukrainian capital are already coming back and trying to breathe life into the streets. there's a lot of traffic trying to get back into the city. some shops reopened. one thing that stood out to us today, there was a playground, which had been ab

tetyana plysko tells me russian soldiers occupied and ransacked their cottage after she and her husband fled the village when fighting began as the russian columns advanced on the ukrainian capital in february. they shot out the locks with a machine gun. they took everything, she tells me, down to the sheets from the bed and the tools from the garage. the clothes on her husband's back are now the only garments he has left. what kind of mothers bore them to raise such scumbags? at least, she says, she got away with her life. six village men were not so lucky. their bodies were found where they were executed by an abandoned building across the street. here in the village of staryi bykiv, it almost looks like the war never touched this place. most of the houses are actually in pretty good condition and weren't hit by shelling. but when you start talking to the local residents, that's when you find out what the russian soldiers were up to while they were occupying this area. and it paints a completely different picture. we go to search for the family of some of the men who were killed to fi