of putin s army. we have seen the reckless and cold-heartedness of which they have been occupying. here in bucha we saw our humanity being shattered, and it is the whole world is mourning with the people of bucha. while she was in kyiv she presented ukraine s president with a document that brings ukraine closer to gaining eu membership. here s what the president of ukraine had to say. translator: i am convinced of our success on this task. i am convinced that we are finally close to realizing our long-standing goal. ukraine will be one of the equals in our common european home. ukraine will be a member of the european union, a peaceful, sovereign rebuilt state.
putin s army. we have seen the recklessness and the cold-heartedness with which they have been occupying this city. more atrocities from bucha are coming to light as are the stories of the victims. this report from phil black containing some very graphic images. we do want to warn you. reporter: in a happier time, before the russians came. it s likely this video shows her after the invasion in early march, just moments before her death. she s seen cycling through bucha, heading towards a large number of russian vehicles. as she approaches a corner, she dismounts. one of the vehicles fires. she moves around the corner out of sight and it fires again and again, at least five more times. then, a large muzzle flash from a second concealed vehicle.
we have the latest on the russia missle strike that claimed the lives of at least 50 people. it happened at a trap station used as an vaccination hub in eastern ukraine. images you are about to see are graphic. scatired luggage and personal belongings of people that never got a chance to leave the area. you see the blood there on the road. more evidence of russia s growing aggression. a top european union officials are now inside of the war zone. they re getting the firsthand look at the atrocities committed in bucha. it is the unthinkable that has happened here. we have seen the cruel face of putin s army. we have seen the recklessness and cold heartedness with which they have been occupying the
to arrive because they want to go to england, so we are ready to help them because there are many people here on the street. outside the town hall, the mayor of calais contrasted the compassion of the french authorities with what she described as the cold heartedness of the british government. translation: it is a lack of humanity. i you can t say, on the one hand, we welcome them. we can t look at these people who, eight days ago, were still at home, bombs falling on their houses, who have lost family, who are mentally traumatised. then the british, who say, we welcome you . but in the end, no, they closed the door on them. this high fence technically marks the uk border in calais. a tantalising boundary for the hundreds of ukrainian refugees in the city who must navigate an assault course of british bureaucracy before they can cross. because we are not ukrainian. people like ghazaleh, who is a refugee twice over. she sought sanctuary in ukraine, having fled iran, and is now on the
how people have access to movement, before the war, and how they are just being applied now. terrell, i want to ask you about your war we roll. you are analyst, podcast, or journalist. we ve talked to you several times over the last few weeks. you are helping people get out. you are also going out and talking to people, and bearing witness. it is a hybrid of things that becomes very complicated in hard to describe to our viewers. it is. the thing is, i ve always made myself perfectly clear about what i do. i use journalism as a tool to tell stories. i am not a part of a club. i have no interests in peoples perceptions of the type of journalist i am. because i find that for, me and the people support me because of that. so, in addition to that, i am not somebody was just going to a report on if i cannot help them. i think that this cold heartedness is not the spirit that i bring in. and as i told a recent