0 even! yeah, see you at 11. 1111 masters boulevard, please. gonna be eleven even, buddy. really? the clues are all around us! some things are too obvious to be a coincidence. strong words from the ukrainian president president vladimir zelinsky as anger mounts following another attack on civilians, this time targeting a train station comin a lease 52 people. the station was filled with thousands of people best to desperate to make it out of eastern ukraine. hello, everyone, i am trace jenkins i griff jenkins. and i m kevin corke in washington with our continued coverage. the battle and a 45, if you can believe it. the white house also reacting t the horrific scenes out of ukraine saying the us is investigating. this is yet another horrific atrocity committed by russia striking civilians trying to evacuate and reach safety. where we are now is investigating this task as we document russia s investigations . more on that as we begin our breaking conference with griff jenkins, wh
that is ukrainian officials as this air raid sirens are going off again, ukrainian officials intercepting reportedly some recordings of a russian commander instructing his soldiers to, quote, take out civilians in a village near mariupol. now we have our interpreter and ukrainian producer trying to verify and get a hold of these recordings so we can bring them to you. but if indeed that s true , it s going to be more evidence that will surely be a part of any future war crimes prosecution canon. well, and griff, you know, you ve said you hear those air sirens almost every morning, but you said most people go on about their business. they ve got to be war weary at this point. but day to day, if you give us a quick final word on the mood there. well, the final word is they re much safer here at the rear of the front lines, but they know that ultimately they re not safe because as we ve seen in recent weeks, missiles do
that evidence and it needs to be collected in a way that it can convince everyone around the world, even those who were doubters and even those who have listened to the russian propaganda which blames ukrainians for this to convince them that this is happening. but in the end, that s what s really going to happen later on . these war crimes investigations are important, but they re not going to turn the tide of the war right now. what s going to turn a tide of the war right now, as fred said, is making sure that nato continues to provide more weaponsnd more equipment to ukraine. i was in ukraine last week where you are and as you know, griff, the, the lines of support from poland and other countries on the border with ukraine are still open. so we re able still provide equipment and we need to take advantage of that and move as much equipment and defensive weapons and other weapons that ukraine has asked for to ukraine as soon as possible to ensure that they can take advantage of the g
for the right to choose a civilized society. back to you, laura , thank you very much. before we get to the top of the hour, we want to check back in with griff jenkins live live in some of the latest developments. it s friday morning there in griff first of all, you have horrible weather on top of everything else was going on there. but we re also hearing that you re getting reports there could be atrocities even worse than what we ve seen in bukha hard to comprehend. yeah, it s very significant and that s what we ll be following all day today. i mean, we re still learning more about bujar and as we reported tonight , the mayor of boucher saying that three news sites of mass shootings of civilians with mass graves where the mayor said that people were quote dumped like firewood into those but now up the road about twenty five kilometers up the road from butchie in borra, donetsk, that is the site of
objectives and withdrew. i shudder to think what we will find in other towns across ukraine. predictably, beijing rejects the notion, however, that moscow should be effectively shown the door and booted of the hrc despite all the evidence and quote lead a hasty move of the general assembly, which forces countries to choose sides will aggravate the division among member states and intensify the confrontation between the parties concerned. it is like adding fuel to the fire which is not conducive to the stability of conflict and even less so to advance in the peace talks. no surprise then that russian officials are calling the suspension an illegitimate and politically motivated step with the aim of demonstratively punishing a sovereign member state. back to you, griff kevin live for us in washington. kevin , thank you . and we are happy to report we have an update tonight about