russian atrocities in ukraine, the world other were taken aback. the whois says biden was speaking to what everyone has seen. ask despite the horrors already documented, not all european leaders actually want to use that term. and that includes the french president emmanuel macron. he explained why. here it is. translator: i would be careful with the term genocide today because they are brother nations. genocide. it carries a meaning. the ukraine people and the russian people are brother nations. what s happening now is madness. it is of an extraordinary brutality. it s the return of war to europe. but at the same time, i look at the facts. i want to try my best to continue to be able to stop this war, and rebuild peace, so i m not sure the escalation of words
they specifically asked for fire support and that and specifically asked for artillery support. specifically, asked for helicopters which seems to be one short step away from providing some sort of fighter jet cover as well. when would you expect to see maybe fighter planes, these migs which poland offered earlier being sent to ukraine? well, i think as very soon, in light of the kind of atrocities that are being committed against the civilian population. the ukrainian armed forces need need this equipment to defend their own country. the war is going on in ukraine, not in russia. and so, there shouldn t be any hesitation. but even even the equally important, if not more important, is to do something to cut off the flow of money to russia. and that means an embargo on oil
propaganda campaign saying it is close to capturing what would be its first major ukrainian city since the war began. translator: as a result of successful offensive actions of the russian armed forces and the police units of the dpr, 1,026 ukrainian military personnel of the 36th marine brigade lay down their arms and surrendered. reporter: the russian military also taking some supporters on a tour of a new destroyed theater where hundreds of people had been sheltering when it was hit by a russian air strike last month, according to ukrainian officials. translator: you can see for yourself what the situation in the city is. there are a lot of dead people. reporter: and for those still alive, a hellish landscape persists. ukraine s government says about 180,000 people in and around the city still need to be evacuated. so far, many have not been able to do so. matt rivers, cnn, lviv, ukraine.
authorities, they beat people tied to stakes in the streets with sticks, kidnap children for blackmail, use civilians as human shelds. it s almost word for word the crimes committed by the russian military in ukraine. but how deep does this myth run, that ukraine is a nazi regime prosecuting russians and russians speakers? well, they have been saying this for eight years. and this is what they have been feeding their population. this is the way they organized russian population for war against a neighboring people, to whom they have no bad feelings, in fact. and many of them are connected to the ukrainians by family ties. this is the way in which they disguise the fact that they are making war not just on the ukrainians but making war on the