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Key Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv and others close to military frontlines, bear visible scars of war. Authorities reveal the extent of the devastation—rampant destruction, last year’s shelling of residential buildings, and the collapse of vital infrastructure. One such city, Bucha, epitomizes brutal war crimes: mass executions, discovered after Russian forces withdrew.
Survivors recount the horrors faced during Russian occupation. An elderly woman, working in her field when her city was seized, describes finding her neighbors murdered with gunshot wounds—a chilling testament to the violence inflicted. Excavated mass graves and harrowing stories of civilian killings underscore the brutal nature of Russia’s campaign, which the Ukrainian government condemns as atrocities and war crimes.