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Some 1,150 corpses recovered in Ukraine's Kyiv region since war began - police

The bodies of 1,150 civilians have been recovered in Ukraine's Kyiv region since Russia's invasion and 50-70% of them have bullet wounds from small arms, Kyiv police said on Thursday.

Reuters

Girl, 14, raped by Russian soldiers pregnant and warned against having abortion

The teen, from the Ukrainian city of Bucha, is planning to keep the baby after doctors warned that if she were to undergo an abortion now, she may not be able to have children in the future, the report said.

Daily Record

Ukrainian civilians in Bucha killed by metal darts from Russian ‘nail bomb’ artillery

Foresenic experts reportedly found several ‘nail-like’ objects in the heads and chests of victims

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Ukraine prepares war crimes charges against Russian military personnel, including pilots

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Reuters

‘Women need to be ready’: the Ukrainian city where mums and daughters are learning to shoot

Reports of rape and torture by occupying Russian forces have driven thousands of women in Ivano-Frankivsk to enrol in firearms classes

The Guardian - UK

Dozens of Bucha civilians were killed by metal darts from Russian artillery

Forensic doctors discover fléchettes – rarely used in modern warfare – in bodies found in mass graves

The Guardian - UK

AP PHOTOS: The artist retrieving bodies in Ukraine's Bucha

Vlad Minchenko wakes every day with trembling hands. For hours, until it eases, he can’t message on his phone or even consider his previous work of making art or tattoos. But he can continue to retrieve bodies, scores of bodies, around the Ukrainian town of Bucha as part of a…

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Destruction, desolation and retreat: Ukraine’s defiance against Russia will shape modern history forever

Special Report: The final outcome is yet to be played out but two months after the invasion began, the magnitude of the war is clear, writes Kim Sengupta

The Independent UK

Several killed in Russian missile strike on Ukraine’s Odesa

A Russian missile strike has killed eight people and wounded 18 others in Ukraine's Black Sea city of Odesa on Saturday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said. Read our live blog below to see how the day's events unfolded. All times in Paris time (GMT+2).

France 24

Satellite images reveal another mass grave site near Mariupol

Previous satellite imagery showed the construction of mass grave sites in Bucha and Manhush.

Axios

Met’s war crimes unit receives evidence of 50 ‘horrendous’ atrocities by Putin’s troops in Ukraine

Detectives say the material points to potential war crimes including killings in Mariupol and Bucha

Evening Standard

Russia using cluster bombs to kill Ukrainian civilians, analysis suggests

Guardian research finds cluster munitions, widely banned across the world, used in populated areas

The Guardian - UK

UK targets ‘Butcher of Bucha’ and other Russian generals in new sanctions

The UK has targeted “key leaders” of Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine, including the commanding officer known as the Butcher of Bucha, in a new swathe of sanctions.

Evening Standard

We forced the Russians back from Kyiv. Now we’re braced for what comes next

Ukrainians know the war is not over, so each day we clean up, document the destruction, and do our best to prepare, says journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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Facebook posts disputing Bucha atrocities shared 208,000 times in a week

Analysis finds average number of shares was three times higher for posts casting doubt on alleged war crimes than those that did not

Daily Mirror

Jailed Putin critic says Russian troops killed Ukrainian because he had the same name

Russian forces retreated from Bucha last month and Ukrainian officials say they have discovered more than 400 bodies of people they believe were killed by Russian troops

Salon

Free speech: Casualty of Ukraine war?

Social media is now silencing anyone who challenges the dominant narrative, whether from the right or the left

Daily Mirror

Lethal darts 'rarely used in modern wars' fired into Ukrainian city by Russian troops

The sharp, finned projectiles called fléchettes, which experts have said are rarely seen or used in modern conflict, rained over Bucha prior to the Russians’ withdrawal late last month

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Kremlin critic Navalny says Russian soldiers killed Ukrainian who shares his name

Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Tuesday said Russian soldiers had killed a 60-year-old man called Ilya Navalny in the Ukrainian town of Bucha apparently just because he shared Navalny's last name.

Reuters

Mariupol may fall within days, European official says

The Ukrainian port city of Mariupol could fall to Russian forces within days, a European official said on Tuesday, saying it may suffer more than the town of Bucha, where Russian forces have been accused of atrocities that the Kremlin has denied.

The Independent UK

Putin awards medals to soldiers accused of Bucha massacre as victims buried in mass graves

President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russia of ‘genocide’ after the Bucha massacre

Evening Standard

Putin honours army unit accused of atrocities against civilians in Bucha

Vladimir Putin has honoured a Russian military brigade accused of massacring civilians in the Ukrainian town of Bucha.

Axios

Putin honors Russian brigade accused of Bucha atrocities

Putin praised the brigade for its "mass heroism and courage shown in defending the Fatherland."

The Guardian - UK

Izyum’s mayor and others who escaped tell of resistance and concerns about fate of thousands still trapped

Daily Mirror

Inside Russia's shameless propaganda museum detailing NATO's ‘chronicle of cruelty’

The NATO: A Chronicle of Cruelty exhibition was hastily opened at the Museum of Modern History, near the Kremlin in Moscow, in the aftermath of atrocities by Russian troops in Bucha, Ukraine

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