Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is at a near-operational standstill, with neither side currently able to launch an offensive that would materially affect the course of the conflict, Western officials said.
Was back in court in kyiv for a third day. what s happening in that war crimes case? well, we await the verdict now on monday, but it s been an extraordinary week, jake, because we heard the widow of the man that he s now admitted to having killed in the first few days of the war confront him. lots of emotion in the courthouse and also a much clearer picture for the first time from the mouths of the foot soldiers who were involved in russia s invasion. the chaos of those first few days. we didn t just hear from 21-year-old vadim shishimarin who was on trial, we heard from another prisoner of car traveling with him that day. they tried to get away from the tank column. an order had been given to kill a civilian who might report him. he resisted, was ordered to kill him nonetheless, and he told his widow this week that he was sorry. that he sought forgiveness, he had been obeying commands, and it spoke to the chaos and fear
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reporter: for laura and carson, their search continues with no prospects in sight. where does that put you? puts me out on the street. vanessa jurkavich, miami, florida. thank you so much for joining us. ac 360 starts right now. good evening tonight only on this program my conversation with a man who documented what he saw from his window in russian occupied bucha. what he saw and we have to warn you what you re about to see were his neighbors, civilians, dead on the street and the sidewalk as well. he was documenting war crimes, risking his own life in the process. tonight you ll hear him talk about why he did it, why it was so important to do what he did and hear as well from the ukrainian prosecutor using that man s images and video to try to build a war crimes case. to that point, this late item
Build a war crimes case. to that point, this late item from america s ambassador at large for global criminal justice speaking at the u.n. she said the u.s. has credible information that a russian military unit executed ukrainians who were attempting to surrender near donetsk. images and reports from here suggest that such atrocities are not the result of rogue units or individuals but instead reveal, she says, a pattern of systematic abuse. also tonight, the return of american trevor reed held in russia since the summer of 2019. released today in a prisoner swap in turkey. his parents spoke to reporters just a short time ago. it s not going to hit us until we see him. we re excited. we know he s on the plane. i think it s going to really hit us when we get to put our arms around him and hug him. for its part today, the kremlin flexed its economic muscle, cutting off natural gas