got and that's causing a whole lot of a lot of consternation among people who now the 2nd book he w. nick connelly. nick, thank you so much for your reporting. we can now speak to ashleen reedy, she's a senior senior legal advisor at human rights watch. welcome to the w. so we just heard from our correspondent about the reports of civilian killings. in boucher ukraine's president. vladimir zalinski has said that to russia's actions amount to genocide. is he right? i think it's far too early at this stage to to talk about genocide. it's the not off the table, but genocide is a very specific crime with a very high threshold about the intent to destroy in hold or parse a civilian population. and you know what your correspondent and what others are witnessing him is this certainly what crimes, potential crimes against humanity where we're seeing, you know, civilians killed, killed in summary, execution format, and the investigation. these are recently areas which at least a financial planning forces. and inside a lot of them helping not accessible for a couple of days even while they were bei

ukraine, locals are coming out of hiding and taking stock after nearly a month under occupation w's. nick connelly visited the small town of wick if which saw intense fighting between late or in late february. this is, we give a small town that's just emerging from a month and a russian occupation month in which it was on the front lines between russian and ukrainian forces. toys was sometimes just the words people were children is as much as many residents of this ukrainian town could think of a plea to the russian troops to leave them and their families alone, as they hid in their homes of the figure. but the thing new people in this village spent 27 days without water on the 27 days without bread. we grew up by a demon his wife held out for 3 weeks until the shelling became too much to bear. and they were finally able to leave for a neighbouring village of them up when they got back of the cranium. military had re taken the town, their home would be ransacked by retreating russian troops. elizabeth, they've got it. everything carried everything out. all that laughter, the walls and the

he w. nick connelly has more from hi keith. this is kind of give the grain 2nd big city, just 50 kilometers away from the rest of the border. and i like the capital k if there's no forgetting here. this is a country it will. in the background, you can hear artillery at most times of the day. and here in the center, you have to store government buildings like this one hit by russian missile. and the 1st they do, most of the time, people keep their flat, keep off the streets, and basically keeping a very low profile as high as ukraine. second big city is certainly a target that russia would be able to the rest of the nice. it will be able to sell its population of success if they are able to take it. that's been situation here, had kept funding a put in might be wanting to hold victory, prayed him in may anniversary of the end world war 2 for the certainly a lot of reasons to be. busy we have people are keeping on with a lot as much as possible. still internet hair, there's still electricity heating. all those kind of government

he w. nick connelly visited butcher to hear 1st hand what life was like with the russian armies. first attempt to take boucher was over no matter of hours and it ended like this. soon enough. they were back and back to stay. for a month, the shelling the shooting barely stopped. those outside us included could only guess what life in boucher was really like. baba, hollow cushion, they the bang from the explosions went on every day. we didn't know where they were coming from. there were bright flashes of light and the distance midway had the bullets whizzing past. only dolly, most of the time, people had barely dead to leave their homes in their sellers. when they did was often with deadly consequences. my yes, as strong as it you live. my sister asked her husband to bring her food. the place she was hiding. that was march the 4th to push that he didn't make it. will they shot him just before he got to the house is wooden co. good, well, had to put so many people died. there was so many bodies just on the street. some had lost their legs, their faces went blue, they were out there

d w. nick kindly met a man in boucher who risked his own life bearing strangers while russians patrol the streets. the mature, bare has a spare moment of boots, his main cemetery is one funeral after another. for now, there are only bearing those who died natural causes. if there is such a thing in war time, just a few weeks ago said he was driving the streets of boucher recovering the bodies of civilians shot by russian forces while their colleagues watched him. so muscles o, the hardest thing was collecting children's bodies who will be it just doesn't make sense. yes, i even recovered cyclists, bodies, people who were just out on their bags. one time we went out of town and found a car shot to pieces left inside the car where a husband and wife was just out to look for firewood. the russians didn't care who they shot at. what are you able to look over in boucher alone under the civilians lost their lives at the hands of russian forces. most of them was short while walking the streets in sear

w, a correspondent nick connelly in chief. he told us just how shocking the attack was . it's pretty extraordinary that this is even possible a time where it is well known by every one that lot sicilians all get ahead of don bass. now, regional governments in that part of the country are now calling on all civilians who can't get out before it's too late before it becomes too dangerous to leave. in recent weeks, though, the situation there in dumbass, which has been the scene of fighting since 2014, had been comparatively quiet, at least in that part of don bass, around crematory, had been less dangerous. now the pots, the country, but people now increasingly panic, increasingly convinced that this could be situation where the russian army will try to in circle ukrainian forces from the north and the south. and the east was from those separatist l churches there. so lots people trying to get out in a hurry and basically for most people, the train, the rail road is the only way out. and now increasingly we've seen attacks on the actual railroad tracks themselves. so increa

w correspondent, nick conley is in ukraine, 2nd largest city hockey. and i started off by asking him about the situation there was he can see her give his basically a shadow of it for myself. it's 5 pm here and it's totally empty. just a few passes by occasionally visible on the streets behind me, the regional government headquarters that was destroyed in a russian missile attack from the beginning of this war. and the russian soldiers are still very close within a few dozen kilometers where i'm standing now. so unlucky of where it feels like some kind of cheese returning and where those russian troops have withdrawn quite significantly in recent weeks can very much still on the front lines. basically every couple of minutes you can hear some artillery in the, in the background. so difficult to really work out where that is, but it just, you know, really bring home quite how close war is here and now still people staying here. not everyone has got out. but there is lots of speculation about where the russia will now truck up. it's attempts to take cut

the us before that was d, w corresponded nick connelly reporting to us from ukraine. and here are some other headlines about the war in ukraine. russian forces continue to attack. the eastern city of hot keith defensive has caused considerable damage to civilian targets. more than 100 people were inside this building. when it was hit by fire to residents were injured and emergency workers rescued. more than a dozen more international donors have pledged more than 9000000000 euros to help ukrainian refugees at a conference in warsaw. the money is a mixture of donations and loans. funds are intended for projects run by the united nations and local aid organizations. we have pakistan's, parliament has voted prime minister in rome, con, out of office. more than half of law makers approved the opposition is no competence. motion con recently lost. his majority and former allies quit. his coalition could be the former cricket star, trying to stop no competence vote. why dissolving parliament a supreme court ruled, but that was unconstitutional. parliament will meet on monda

w correspondent, nick connelly and keith, what war he can tell us about today's rescue attempts to bring people safely out of maria pull it's all really difficult to look at what's exactly happening on the ground. and we've had news in the last hour of refugees reaching levine in the west of the country by train having initially got out by car and by bus am on the ground . they're closer to mary paul. there been lots of confusion, lots of disagreement between ukrainian or russian forces about how this is actually going to work. and you'll remember that in the past 2 weeks, they've been several failed attempts to get people out. people ending up under fire, where temp response will not respected by the russian side. at least that's the crane side of the story. i've spoken to people who got out of multiple in recent days and they say that far from being a well organized slick operation. it's all pretty chaotic on the ground people of passing checkpoints and then basically passing through no man's land, seemingly for 100 kilometers for they reach the next check point either birth control by

w correspondent, nick connelly in the suburbs of key reporting on the russian pull out and the exact sions inactive against civilians. apparently, reports are coming in of missile strikes on the city of odessa. the strategic port lies along ukraine, southern coastline, and has been largely spared from russian and tax. unlike the devastated port, city of mariel pal, further east ukrainian official se missiles had one of our dest, as critical infrastructure facilities. this morning, footage shows large clouds of dark smoke filling the sky. on friday, ukraine's military said that its anti air defenses had blocked and attempted russia missile strike and rejoined now from odessa by laurence sheets, a former n t r. moscow bureau chief and head of the consulting group. you're asian international analytics. he's covered the soviet union in russia for over 3 days, and is now in the port city where he's been reporting on the military situation for the past 2 weeks. lawrence, thanks for joining us. what happened overnight at about 4 30 am local, which would be 3 30 am burly in time. we were ope

she w correspondent, nick connelly in cave after reporting from butcher and following the killings of civilians in butcher on monday us president joe biden called vladimir putin, a war criminal and called for a trial to find out more about what this could mean. let's get across to washington and speak to rachel rizzo. she's a senior fellow at the atlantic council, a us in tank. welcome to the show. first bite and calling for a war crimes trial. how likely is that to happen? so as, as you mentioned before, i mean the image is coming out of which are just horrific. and we saw and said earlier that he got criticized for calling, putting a work criminal. but as we've seen these images of murdered civilians and mass graves, he said that should face a trial for these crimes. now were crimes are governed under the international criminal court founding treaty called the wrong got you and war crimes are one of the main crimes that i see does have jurisdiction over. this is not a quick process. there are preliminary examinations done by the office of a prosecutor to see if there's sufficient ev

this t w's correspondent nick connelly reporting for us from give, thank you so much. well, meanwhile, missiles have struck the strategic port of odessa home to ukraine's navy on the southern coast until now and as i had mostly avoided russian attacks, the port has so far been spared the intense bombing that's devastated. the city of murray will further to the east. russia says its latest strikes, targeted in oil plant and fuel depos, but ukrainians fear that moscow was planning to step up the bombardment bomb strike . he crane's main port city of odessa. turning the dawn sky orange waking residence up to a new phase of russia's war in ukraine and aid worker filmed the bombings on his phone. i woke up approximately at 4 or 4 30 am, because our house was a bit shaking. and lately animals was very big noise. also disrupt that are good at dogs. and this guy was read the, you know, and the small goals. adams, don't want a big explosion to be like if an airplane crash was pushed because i have never seen something like that news through with the quote we share and we need t

w. 's, nick holly visit at this small town of bee cave, which found itself in the middle of intense fighting between russian and ukrainian forces from late february and he spoke to residence, struggling to make sense of what happened to them. this is, we give a small town, it's just emerging from a month and a russian occupation month in which it was on the front lines. she, russian and ukrainian forces. toys was sometimes just the woods. people were children. it's as much as many residents of this ukrainian town could think of a plea to the russian troops to leave them and their families alone. and they hid in their homes who disagree with what's a theme new people in this village spent 27 days without water on the 27 days without bread. we grew up when you had a demon his wife held out for 3 weeks until the shelling became too much to bear. and they were finally able to leave for a neighboring village of them up when they got back of the cranium. military had retaken the town, their home would be ransacked by retreating russian troops. a, they've got it, everything carried everything out.

w corresponded nick connelly reporting to us from ukraine. and here are some other headlines on the war in that country. russian forces continues to attack. the eastern city of hot keith defensive has caused considerable damage to civilian targets. more than 100 people were inside this building. when it was hit by artillery fire, 2 residents were injured and emergency workers rescued. more than a dozen more international donors have fledged, more than 9000000000 euros to help you craning refugees at a conference in warsaw. the money is a mixture of donations and loans. the funds are intended for projects run by the united nations and local aid organizations. we will that pressure is mounting on sri lankan government as it offers its worst economic crisis and decades. the dreadful monetary fun said on saturday. it was very concerned about the situation and pledge to discuss a loan program. tens of thousands of people have rallied in fresh anti government protest. oh, they're getting louder and angrier for months to lancaster have endured short

w correspondent, nick connelly spoke to residence about their ordeal of a russian occupation. also coming in a native foreign ministers gather for a 2nd day in brussels, ukraine's foreign ministers. also attending is very clear about what he expects from the alliance agenda is very simple. it has only 3 items on it. it's weapons, weapons, and weapons. ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. world leaders have condemned the growing evidence of war crops committed by russian forces in ukraine. authorities are still trying to identify hundreds of victims of atrocities in the town of boot shop outside the capital key up. as russian troops withdrawal from the north of the country locals are coming out of hiding and taking stock after nearly a month under russian occupation. dw nick connolly visited the small town of which it, which was in the middle of intense fighting between russian and ukrainian forces. he spoke to residence, they are struggling to make sense of what happened to them. this is be given a small town, it's just emerging from a month and a russian occ

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w corresponded nick codley, spoke to residents there about their ordeal under russian occupation. also coming up native foreign ministers gather for a 2nd day in brussels. ukraine's foreign minister is also attending these very clear about what he expects from the alliance.

w corresponded nick connelly spoke to residents about their ordeal under russian occupation, also coming up a bond hospital and mary, opal and ukraine on world health day and appeal from the united nations to stop a tax on health facilities. plus a rare admission from moscow about its true blossom in ukraine kremlin spokesperson dmitri pash. gov says russia acknowledges, quote, significant losses of russian soldiers calling their death at huge tragedy. ah, a magic robinson welcome to the program. world leaders have condemned the apparent war crimes committed by russian forces in ukraine. evidence is mounting of civilian killings, rape and torture. authorities are still trying to identify hundreds of victims of atrocities in the town of boucher outside the capital. keith, and as russian troops withdraw from the north of the country, locals are coming out of hiding and taking stock after nearly a month under russian occupation. dw nick connelly visited the small town of be keith, which found itself in the middle of intense fighting between russian and ukrainian forces. from late february,

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w. a nick collie spoke to residence about their harrowing experience, living under russian occupation, and a bombed hospital and medical ukraine on world healthy and appeal from the united nations to stop attacks on health facilities. ah. and while all right, thank you so much for joining us. we begin our broadcast with the race to arm ukraine to combat a fresh russian assault in the countries east. nato allies meeting in brussels have agreed to send more military 8 to keith after an urgent plea from ukraine's foreign minister. and you know, chief in stockton, berks, at the alliance is widening its support for keith. take a listen. i've been doing a lot and are determined to do more now on for the medium and the longer term to help the brave ukrainians defend their homes on their country. on pushback, the invading forces are also supporting. i'm stepping or permanent aid on financial support. we discussed what more we will do, including cyber security assistance and provide the equipment to help you crane protect against the chemical and biological effects. and there was natives, the secre

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w. corresponded next connelly. nick what the situation and keith in the region are right. how and what have you been hearing about board younger? oh, we've been getting reports of more mass graves. more people still missing? unaccounted for situation that's mirrored across this region. big swathes of church in northwest the kids were under russian military control, 4 weeks or up till just a couple of days ago. and it's a huge swathe of territory. and there are lots conflicting reports coming out and it's very difficult to verify them because also there's a huge issue with mines with various kinds of traps and other dangerous to ukrainian services going in, trying to recover bodies trying to help the civilians who are there on the ground, lots of whom have been living now without power, without gas, without mobile phone coverage for a month. and this is huge confusion and inability to basic get a very clear over what's going on. but definitely here, the worry is that the situation we saw in future with hundreds of millions, dead off lying in the streets for weeks before the

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if many thanks, nick d. w. 's, alexander phenomena visited butcher to her 1st hand what it's a residence experienced that a warning. some of us will find some of the images in her report disturbing on the road to boucher burnt out tanks and car wrecks give a foreboding of the horrors. this small town has lived through in the center of butcher residents came together like every day hoping for humanitarian help to life . food is scarce. here they say many seem deeply traumatized while a demeanor and his mother told me they saw their friends and neighbors detained and killed by rational forces. couldn't you signal which was they took him a march 7 and as it turned out he was shot him dead. a day later, the cardona closely, we found his body only after the retreating room when actually it that the what yellows we found his body with his fingers broken at party and a shot to the head if they prefer it in the hollow a yes, the kicker or people were buried in the back yard still, or in the forest. dumbly sousa had any

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she w corresponding to conway is in care of and joins us now. nick, ukrainian president vladimir lansky said that the horrors inflicted on that town borrowed yankee were even worse than what we saw in boucher tell us more about what's been found there. i think most people here in ukraine can't basically take their eyes off those images of those destroyed tab luxembourg junker . everyone's here, but he guessing how many people still trapped on those ruins or how many people manage to get out before those are homing. those shillings happened, and i think the real difficulty now is trying to work out the numbers, trying to get some kind of handle on the scale of this. and for now, you as you concern that report, and it's all pretty celtic, there are locals turning up, trying to salvage what's left of their property and other government organizations trying to d mind to make sure that if people go back, they're not going to face the risk of traps of minds, but it certainly seems like the kind of images we saw in boucher on no exception. that this was a m

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i mean, he w, corresponding to connelly was in butch on monday and is now back in kid. nick, good morning. tell us what you saw in boucher i saw a city that spacey had been destroyed before. it could be finished to a very young suburb of kia, full of new high rise apartments, most of which are basically left without any windows, half blown up and destroyed. burnt out, russian tanks on the streets, ammunition crates, kind of just everywhere, bits of shrapnel, you get a sense of quite how intensive that fighting was over basically a month. a locals telling you that they basically were too scared to leave their homes, was sitting either home or in their cell as for most of that time and then stories . i wouldn't accounts of those who did go out to did venture out of him to try look for food and seeing basic the st. strewn with bodies. and they were telling me that basically the russian soldiers were so that they met, at least were so shocked by the level of resistance they had faced in ukraine. something they hadn't expected that they basically saw all the civilians around them