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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said fresh sanctions from the West would not be "enough" to respond to the atrocities Ukrainians say have been committed in the town of Bucha, near Kyiv, where grisly images purportedly show slain civilians.
"There will definitely be a new sanctions package against Russia," Zelenskyy said in a video address Sunday night. "But I'm sure that's not enough," he said as he made an impassioned plea for a stronger international response to Russia's invasion.
Residents of Bucha have accused Russian forces of targeting civilians in a deadly campaign that Mayor Anatoliy Fedoruk said left more than 300 people dead before troops pulled out of the city. Russia's Defense Ministry has denied the claims, calling them a "provocation," despite photographs and video showing damaged city streets strewn with dead bodies.
Meanwhile, in southern Ukraine, heavy fighting has continued in the besieged port city of Mariupol, according to Britain's defense ministry. It said as efforts to evacuate residents from the besieged city were set to continue Monday.
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Russia's chief investigator orders probe into Ukraine's Bucha claims
Poland calls for commission to investigate Russian 'genocide'
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Humanitarian corridor expected to open in Mariupol
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Ukraine prosecutor-general says 410 civilian bodies found near Kyiv
Zelenskyy decries war atrocities in new address, saying, 'Evil will be punished'
British Prime Minister Johnson calls attacks in Ukraine 'despicable'
NATO leader condemns 'brutality' in Ukraine
Bucha residents say Russian troops killed civilians
Ukraine's foreign minister calls for war crime evidence collection, sanctions over Bucha 'massacre'
Russian forces committing 'genocide,' Zelenskyy says
Russia's defense ministry denies Ukrainian allegations of war atrocities
White House chief of staff: Russia's retreat likely 'strategic redeployment' by Putin
Photos: Communal workers carry the body of a civilian man killed by Russian shelling in Bucha, Ukraine
French, German leaders join growing condemnation of alleged war crimes in Ukrainian towns, including Bucha near Kyiv
NATO chief: This is 'not a real withdrawal'
Blinken warns Putin could still use ‘airpower and missiles’ on Kyiv as Russia retreats
Pope prays for end to ‘sacrilegious’ war in Ukraine
Russian naval forces block Ukraine's resupply by Black Sea, U.K. military intelligence says
Community leaders are being held in Russian captivity, Ukraine says
Humanitarian corridors set to open Sunday, Ukraine's Deputy PM says
Peace talks are not ready for leaders' meeting, Russia's chief negotiator says
Human Rights Watch documents apparent war crimes in Ukraine
Southern port city Odesa hit by missile strikes
Zelenskyy: Troops shell retreating Russians
Lithuania says it's the first European country to fully nix Russian natural gas
