and let's arrange dinner for the earring with yanka.ill cook some salads of ours somehow to celebrate. and tolya . you're at home. just got a call. sergei died according to the testimony of a witness it was a light sedan. no one remembered the number, and as luck would have it , there are no video cameras on this site. and that the employees of the road patrol service stops all broken cars, but so far there is no result. most likely, he can no longer be found, did he either leave the region or lie down on the bottom? but just in case, you're talking about auto repair wool and connect the oranges to this. i obey. how do you? you're a friend, come on, hold on. maybe a pill? along take care of it. if you need anything, i call, do not hesitate to negotiate. how can i help. thank you when all this happened i stopped eating and sleeping, and i i'm so worried about him. i understand that there are no words that could console you. please, i beg you. no point. well, what are you talking about, huh? either sergeevich forgive me. for what? he love

well, there is a need, we collect this water from caring people on the square of trees yanka 1 to then the market at richelievska 9a and water is sent to mykolaiv every day. i understand what is going on in mykolaiv. that's how it is. here's this richelievska 9a in mykolaiv. which, as i understand it, is not very high-quality, er, in itself, so that it is not a problem, well, what we drive, yes, and is there everything necessary in odessa in order for the city to function in principle, or do you know, i saw such a video when you already talked about this is when the rocket attack took place, did many people leave the city, did the city become more empty, did many people leave, is there everything necessary for the city to live normal, in principle, or can it no longer be called normal life? because when the enemy threatens the city is under threat of invasion, a possible threat of attack to the city, then it’s already a different life, please, well , look, we understand that it can only be a remote attack somewhere, that is, they will come to us on the ground. i don't believe that thi

it shows the devastation caused by russian forces in the town of stray yanka.this is just outside of the capital city of kyiv. and you could just see, well, in the -- in the shot before, you just saw all of these buildings destroyed. here you see it looks like where missiles have landed. you also see huge piles of rubble. >> yeah. >> the u.s. ambassador to the united nations said she will ask that russia be removed from the u.n. human rights council after the horrifying images that show a mass grave and bodies of civilians shot dead, execution-style in the streets of bucha, ukraine. >> the ambassador calls moscow's participation in the council a farce. and president biden is calling for vladimir putin to face trial for war crimes. let's talk about this now with susan glasser, cnn global affairs analyst and staff writer for the new yorker and retired army colonel and analyst cedrick layton. susan, let me start with you. the world has watched russian forces attack civilian targets for six weeks or so now but it is 24 hours since we've seen the atrocities in bucha

cnn getting a new and up close look at the horrors in the town of bore yanka. let's go to our chief anchor christiane amanpour, joining us from kyiv. you traveled to the town northwest of the capital, tell us what you saw. >> reporter: wolf, this is one of those villages that has revealed a true horrors of what happened ever since the russians pushed back and were forced to retreat. it is here that they believe they might find even more dead than in bucha. although they're not sum air illy executed, here they've been buried under tons of rubble by fire on civilian buildings. this is what we found. >> welcome to sasha's restaurant, it says. only sasha's is no more. nor are any of the apartments in this block above. a dining table and chairs, a jacket blowing in the wind still in tact. the only advisable reminders of the families who lived here. the crows call above the city, perhaps they sense the death here. it is clear that the heavy destruction is mostly along the main street, it appears the russian armored columns simply opened up with heavy machine guns and

. >> bored on yanka was held for a very long time and just to give you an idea of the scale of destruction, you have houses like these that were completely destroyed and if you look over here, even large, residential buildings have been flattened. it was connected with this one before ask now there's absolutely nothing left of it. >> the russians made sure to show they owned this town, painting the letter "v" on occupied buildings and defacing borodianka's city administration. "v" is what they use to identify their forces that invaded this part of ukraine. oksana constacenko returned here and found russian soldier his been staying in their house. she says they ransacked the place. alcohol is everywhere, she says. empty bottles in the highway under things. they smoked a lot and put out cigarettes on the table. they also showed us the corpse of a man they found in their backyard. his hands and feet tied, severe bruises on his body, a shell casing still nearby. russia claims its forces don't target civilians calling reports of atrocities fake and provocations, but these body collectors are th