behind, hidden in the bodies of those killed. russia fired missiles at an oil refinery in port city of odessa. could there be peace? for latest we turn to jeff paul, live on the ground in lviv, ukraine. reporter: as russian forces pullback from the capital city of kyiv, more and more people are returning to the region, what they do so the horrific images of what left is only intensifying. we want to warn you the video you are about to watch is pretty graphic, this is just one treat in bucha outside of the capital city of kyiv. on this one stretch of road as many as 20 bodies lay life less, these are civilians. some images capture men with
the situation in ukraine growing more volatile by the moment. riot police facing off in odessa, about 50 miles northwest of crimea where ukrainians have been trying to resist a russian incursion. the new pro-russian parliament voted to leave ukraine. now they want to put the issue to a referendum, a popular vote. they want to do it in just ten days, despite objections from ukrainian officials. cnn s anna korn is in ukraine with more. reporter: a short time ago, the crimean parliament voted to hold a reverend num ten days time which will allow citizens to decide if they want to stay with ukraine or become part of russia. there are close historical and cultural ties between crimea and russia. used to be part of the former soviet union until 1954. and then when it dissolved it stayed with ukraine. but 60% of the people here in
on sanctions and an aid package for ukraine. plus, the russian parliament in crimea has voted to join the russians. that vote unanimous. men time, earlier this morning, riot police faced off with pro russian demonstrators in odessa. they say sulaiman abu investigate. he does face life in prison if convicted. a high-ranking military foeshl is pleading guilty to lesser charges. jeffrey sinclair will plead guilty to having sexual
they did. my problem is only with the phrase s.a.t. i know. when i hear standardized test my heart starts beating, i start to sweat. he s sweating. coming up new day, here s chris. following developments in ukraine. right now pro-russian demonstrators are facing off with riot police in the port city of odessa. and european leaders are going to be meeting this morning. so you have the problem and then those fighting for a solution and they re going to try to figure out what to do to defuse the tension. we have reporters on the ground in all the hotspots and expert analysis looking at the implications of the crisis. then we re going to bring it back home here and look at how the situation s playing out politically. hillary clinton doubled down we could say, on her comments about vladimir putin. she compares him to adolf hitler and that s always going to be an ugly situation. but the question is why? is this a tactic? can you really equate them? is this some type of strategy
against russia. it s a bipartisan statement from the house of representatives. the crisis is shifting west as riot police face off against protestors in odessa this morning. that s northwest of crimea where they are trying to resist an incursion from the russians. they say the russians moved a ship blocking boats. the parliament calling for a heavily pro russian. a top ukrainian official says splitting from ukraine is ill legitimate. good morning anderson, what s the situation? reporter: as you said, this