they kill civilians don t let them in their field for consecrating forces of the strike is not only further evidence of war crimes on top of the scattered civilian bodies recently discovered in bucha, but russia s a focus on the donbas where the fighting is only getting worse. russia striking admitting the wars taking a severe toll. they have significant losses of troops it is a huge tragedy for us. as a result putin calls to be kept in general for a refocused in the east. saturday ukrainian president vladimir balint zelensky wild and a visit from boris johnson where they discuss in a package of financial and military aid a topic president zelenskyy is a place for help.
on. i m just trying to take it in st stride, symbol as much as i can. reporter: a public show of support matched across the country. georgia was also invaded by putin s armies in 2008. many here have deep sympathy for what ukrainians are going through. it s not just about pro-ukraine sentiment. it s also anti-putin. look at this coffee shop door. it says you are more than welcome here if you agree that putin is a war criminal and respect the sovereignty of peaceful nations. pretty clear how the owners of this store feel. another shine at a shop not far away says in part putin is evil, if you do not agree with these statements, please do not come in. many russians in georgia feel the same way. some even taking part in recent protests where an effigy of putin was burned. but they re sometimes grouped in with putin and his supporters,
on the international court side that can take much longer, years. we only just saw the first related arrest washts related to the war with georgia. those just came last month. thank you so much. appreciate your time. thank you. still ahead, more than 4 million ukrainians have fled putin s brutal assault. for those who managed to escape without physical harm, the emotional trauma may be just as difficult to bear. we ll hear from some of those refugees straight ahead. plus in the u.s. an investigation is under way after three people were found dead following an apparent robbery at a gun range. details next. investment ideas w. eyes on the ball baby. digital tools so impressive, you just can t stop. what would you like the power to d do? (vo) verizon is going ultra! and now, y you can too with te offer you just can t miss. for a limited time, get a 5g phone on us!
experienced more than any 8-year-old ever should. why are you here in poland? do you know? translator: because of the war. because, i don t know, putin has something in his head. reporter: turns out not all grown-ups make good desises, huh? translator: when it comes to putin, yes. reporter: to better take care of her girls, her mother takes care of herself in this therapy session. translator: with like-minded people, it s easier to talk. they understand you. reporter: why did you want to have these sessions? translator: when we talk to other women, we hear we have the same problems and we see our situation from a distance. the most permanent trauma is that women don t see tomorrow. they are not sure. they are frightened and scared nape don t feel protection anywhere. and it s important to convey to them that there is tomorrow.
ukraine. thank you so much. the bombing of hospitals, the targeting of civilians by russian forces, attacks on a nuclear power plant, the use of rape as weapon of war, and the use of banned weapons all are among accusations of war crimes against russia. president biden himself has called russia and vladimir putin a war criminal and now ukraine s president zelenskyy is calling the attack on the train station a war crime. on friday, the european commission president visited a mass grave in bucha vowing those responsible would be brought to justice. the unthinkable has happened here. we have seen the cruel face of putin s army. we have seen the recklessness and the cold heartedness with which they have been occupying the city.