Good morning. It is Sunday, April 3rd, day 39 of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. I'm Ali Valshi,

live in Lviv. For several days now and for several reasons, we've been hearing that we are approaching a turning point in this war,

and now it seems we are there. I must warn you, this morning show, the topics,

the images, the descriptions of what is happening on the ground here in Ukraine. They're graphic.

They're disturbing, and they are difficult to watch. This is not going to be typical Sunday

morning TV fair. Some of the worst images we've seen so far from Vladimir Putin's brutal war of choice

are coming to light today. Some of the worst images you may ever see on television, but we must

watch, we must bear witness because it's the truth to which we cannot and must not shield our

eyes. So with that warning, let's get to it. Ukrainian forces say they have fully liberated

areas and towns around Kiev. However, any celebration about that liberation is more than

overshadowed by what has been discovered in the wake of the Russian retreat. Because while

Ukrainian flags may fly once again in these towns, they are flying over the body of dozens,

hundreds, perhaps thousands of dead Ukrainian civilians, killed, according to Ukrainian officials,

and witnessed by Russian troops for nothing other than being Ukrainian.

In Buzha, a previously thriving suburb, a commuter town located just 20 miles from the center of Kiev.

The devastation is immense, as is the sheer brutality and sheer inhumanity.

The town was without electricity, gas, food, and other resources and supplies for weeks while under Russian occupation. And according to officials

on the ground reports and the images that you are about to see, which again are deeply disturbing,

civilians appear to have been massacred with dead bodies dressed in civilian clothing lining the

streets. This video posted by the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense

shows trucks literally swerving to avoid the bodies of what appear to be dead civilians. One body

still seen holding onto a bicycle. Buzha's mayor says that at least 20 people were shot in the

...