There is more fallout from a Russian missile strike in northeast Ukraine that killed dozens of civilians on Palm Sunday.

Ukrainian President Volodemir Zelenskyy called Russia filthy scoundrels,

while President Trump blamed both Ukraine and Russia for the start of the war.

Nick Schifrin reports.

In a shattered Sumet today, sorrow is stated with flowers, with childhood comforts, and

with profound grief of 20-year-old student Anisiel Jaluzko.

It hurts.

Every Ukrainian is hurt.

It hurts.

It's scary to be here, but there's nowhere else where I can find myself.

This is my home.

Yesterday on Palm Sunday, a Russian weapon designed to target infantry hit the heart and

mind of this city.

A camera attached to a Ukrainian police officer walking through destruction that included

a college found the dead among the dust and debris.

And families, alive, but traumatized.

Others, an unspeakable loss.

In total, at least 35 killed. Some inside their cars burned beyond recognition.

The Russian cluster bomb also ripped through a bus where 13-year-old Keralo Ilyoshenko and his mother survived.

It all happened so fast. It got so dark when the explosion happened.

Glass shattered into our faces.

We touched each other but couldn't see each other as it was still dark.

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