Army Examines Ruined Village East of Kyiv as Ukraine Alleges War Crimes

Storyful

The Ukrainian army released footage of extensive damage in a village in eastern Kyiv Oblast on April 6, as President Volodymyr Zelensky repeated allegations of Russian atrocities.

This footage shows damaged buildings, including a school, and abandoned military vehicles in Bohdanivka.

On April 3, Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova said the bodies of 410 civilians had been recovered in the Kyiv region, and that officials were collecting evidence of war crimes to present to the International Criminal Court.

Russia has denied the accusations. Credit: Ukraine Armed Forces via Storyful

  • Up next
  • Up next
  • Up next
  • Up next

Latest Stories

  • This 'figure-flattering' Amazon dress is trending right now, and it's on sale for under $30

    It's the perfect versatile frock that you can dress up or down.

  • Trillium grant results in new universal washroom for Navy Club

    The Oxford County Naval Veterans Association has been awarded a $64,000 capital grant from the provincial government’s Ontario Trillium Foundation. The money was used to design and construct a new universal washroom. Oxford MPP Ernie Hardeman met with the team at the Oxford County Naval Veterans Association on the weekend. The project will give people in the community improved accessibility to a washroom facility inside the existing Woodstock Navy Club. “Our government believes organizations lik

  • A major step forward for Woodstock senior centre addition

    The fundraising campaign for the expansion of Woodstock’s South Gate Centre has surpassed its goal of $1.2 million. Fundraising chair David Hilderly said as a result things are now happening quickly. “Tenders went out on April 4 and are due by May 2. We hope to take this forward to council on May 16 when a general contractor will be awarded the tender. The expectation is they will be able to have shovels in the ground by July 1 or thereabouts.” On April 11, twenty companies looking to submit a b

  • Hope Hicks Says Trump Campaign Was In ‘Crisis’ After ‘Access Hollywood’ Tape

    The former aide took the stand Friday in Trump's ongoing criminal trial in New York.

  • What's next for Mike Trout after another 'unfortunate' injury | Baseball Bar-B-Cast

    Yahoo senior MLB analysts Jordan Shusterman and Jake Mintz examine the latest injury to the Angels slugger and look at what the future holds after several setbacks over the past few seasons. Hear the full conversation on the “Baseball Bar-B-Cast” podcast - and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen.

  • Palestinian groups protest after death of doctor held in Israeli prison

    The doctor is said to have been taken prisoner from a hospital in Gaza.

  • 'Mind-blowing' engineering report to save Midland money now, in future

    The best way to make a council happy is to present cost-savings for the municipality and the taxpayers, and a $40,000 gain by staff put Midland council members in the smile zone. At the recent meeting of council, a report on revised engineering development design standards was presented, which looked at both industry and internal revisions since the last standards were implemented in 2012. A year in the making, the 140-page draft document addressed the engineering intricacies of submission requi

  • Homerton Fertility Clinic has its suspension extended by regulator

    The licence has been suspended until August.

  • Oxford MP less than thrilled with budget 2024

    The latest federal budget has been released and to no one’s surprise, Oxford’s Conservative Member of Parliament had some harsh words for it, and a local business owner was also critical. The 2024 document goes after the country’s highest earners with new taxes to help offset billions in new spending designed to enhance the country's housing supply and social supports. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland's budget outlines how the Liberals plan to allocate $39.2 billion i

  • Recent snowfall and expected warm weather raise avalanche risk in Kananaskis Country

    Snowfall over the past week has raised the risk of avalanches in Kananaskis Country, according to Avalanche Canada.The agency rated the danger level in the recreation area west of Calgary as high, a four on a scale of five, meaning very dangerous.In a statement on its website, the organization said parts of the region are intermittently closed for avalanche control using explosives.It said that wet slab avalanches were seen as high as 2,600 metres on all aspects, adding that avalanche terrain sh

  • Aetna agrees to settle lawsuit over fertility coverage for LGBTQ+ customers

    Aetna has agreed to settle a lawsuit that accused the health insurer of discriminating against LGBTQ+ customers in need of fertility treatment. Under the deal announced Friday, the insurer will make coverage of artificial insemination standard for all customers nationally and work to ensure that patients have equal access to more expensive in-vitro fertilization procedures, according to the National Women’s Law Center, which represented plaintiffs in the case. Aetna, the health insurance arm of

  • Auger-Aliassime reaches first Masters final in Madrid with another walkover

    MADRID — Montreal's Felix Auger-Aliassime has advanced to his first ATP Masters final, and he hasn't had to play all that much tennis to do it. Auger-Aliassime moved on to the final of the Madrid Open clay-court tournament Friday after semifinal opponent Jiri Lehecka of Czechia retired due to injury with their match tied 3-3 in the first set. The 23-year-old Canadian didn't even take the court in the quarterfinals when his opponent, top-seeded Jannik Sinner, withdrew from the tournament with a h

  • Jury convicts Tri-Cities man of sexually abusing a girl for years at a Pasco motel

    A jury found him guilty after a six-day trial.

  • Alberta set next week to amend bill granting cabinet broad powers over municipalities

    EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says changes will come next week to a bill granting cabinet broad power to fire local councillors and overturn bylaws. Smith says the province is working on the language of the proposed law to clarify guardrails that don't currently exist in the legislation. The bill has met with a torrent of criticism from municipal leaders, who call it a dramatic and undemocratic overreach by Smith's United Conservative government. The proposed law gives cabinet the po

  • A ‘humble hero.’ Joshua Eyer, CMPD officer killed in shootout, leaves legacy for his son

    “Best believe we’ll let him know the true hero his father was,” a CMPD officer said at Joshua Eyer’s memorial service Friday.

  • London mayoral election results: What will be the first clues to a Sadiq Khan or Susan Hall victory?

    Revealed: A total 2,495,621 votes have been cast in the 2024 mayoral election - a turnout of 40.5%

  • Best 8 Family Meals That Are Cheaper To Make in Spring

    Spring brings more than longer days and budding flowers. It also brings vegetables that are in season -- meaning they are often grown in your region. Having plentiful crops of fresh...

  • Cyclist collisions with pedestrians up more than 30pc

    The number of pedestrians hit by cyclists has increased by a third since 2020, newly released official data has shown.

  • London mayor and local elections LIVE: Bruising results for Rishi Sunak but signs London mayor race could be close

    Rishi Sunak has suffered a bruising set of election results for the Tories, but the race for City Hall could be tighter than first thought. Data released in London on Friday evening shows that turnout has increased or held steady in some traditionally Tory areas of outer London, and gone down in Labour strongholds in inner London - sparking talk of a tighter race in the London mayoral election than had been anticipated. Asked on Sky News about the London election, on Friday shadow health secretary Wes Streeting - MP for Ilford North - said: “We've always feared this race will be close.”

  • Area health unit says no to voluntary merger with two neighbours

    The Southwestern Public Health board of health has voted against voluntarily merging with a pair of bordering organizations. The board recently completed a comprehensive feasibility assessment on the possibility of teaming up with the Brant County and Haldimand-Norfolk health units but ultimately decided against it. The three health units began exploring potential alignment options in connection with Ontario’s Strengthening Public Health Strategy. An independent consulting firm prepared a feasib