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market. atrocities committed against civilians in the key suburb of bucha at the chart of investigations into russian war crimes. the ukrainian prosecutor leading the country s probe has exclusively shared photos with cnn s anderson cooper, and the warning they are graphic indeed. and they were taken in early march and show bodies strewn in the street. there are evidence in the investigation into war crimes. cnn s anderson cooper will have a full report on this later today so do stay tuned for that. cnn has exclusively obtained drone footage highlighted in the middle of your screen is a russian military vehicle sitting at an intersection in bucha. and right up the street are the bodies of several dead civilians. and it was filmed on march 13th. and this video from march 12th shows russian soldiers around a military vehicle parked outside a house down the street from the same killed civilians. cnn has been able to geolocate as well as authenticate both those videos. despite
Secretary blinken told president zelenskyy when they met on sunday that our diplomats would very soon be back in ukraine. that did, in fact, take place today. we had our deputy chief of mission from our embassy in kyiv and a small team go across the border to conduct business in lviv, ukraine. they were able to meet with counterparts from the ministry of foreign affairs. this will continue. it s our goal at the earliest possible opportunity to have that team back in our embassy in kyiv. we look forward to reopening our embassy, to using it as a platform to engage conservatively with our ukrainian partners and the ukrainian people. ned price, appreciate your time. thanks. thanks, anderson. just ahead, as russia makes yet another promise about letting sinz leave peacefully from mariupol, we ll take a look at the battle for a massive steel plant there. fighters and civilians holding out and drawing vladimir putin a much-desired victory. details ahead.
Body. so that is why they re doing what they re doing. there are no military objectives to be achieved in this. in fact, i would contend that it s stoking the desire of the ukrainian military and the population to resist this kind of thing. when you read history, when you read some of the most barbarian armies in the world, these are the kinds of things they do, and they always lose in the end. because people understand the value of human life, the value of protecting society and advancing a social system, and the russians seem to be doing exactly the opposite of that. general clark, do you believe that the russians have had the ability to reconstitute their forces, to reequip, to bring new forces to the fight in the east? i m wondering what you make of the russian offensive so far.
in all the new reporting tonight, the atrocities in bucha, another mass grave outside mariupol and all the rest, there s another war crime playing out in the shadows. tens of thousands of ukrainians being taken to russia against their will. cnn s phil black has some of their stories. reporter: war creates powerful connections between people. this man and woman didn t know each other before the russians