International outrage and disgust.

The Kremlin is now accused of massacring civilians as Russian forces retreated from the suburbs of Ukraine's capital.

Images of bodies in shallow graves and strewn throughout the city.

Evidence of torture and killings at close range.

Moscow claims it was all staged. Ukraine's president

calls it genocide. This morning, reaction from around the globe and what it means for the future

of the war. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Monday, April 4th. I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Horrific images are emerging of what Russian forces left behind after pulling back from the

Ukrainian capital of Kiev in its suburbs. We want to warn you that some of the images are

disturbing and graphic. Pictures and videos from the town of Boucha, northwest of the capital, show widespread

devastation with dozens of bodies lying scattered around the city. Some of the victims had their

hands tied behind their backs. Others had close-range gunshot wounds and signs of torture.

Residents say Russians would go from building to building, take people from the basements

where they were hiding, check their phones for evidence of anti-Russian activity before taking

them or shooting them.

Take a listen to what some of them had to say.

Those people were just walking and they shot them without any reason. Bang.

In the next neighborhood, the Kolka, it was even worse. They would shoot without asking any

questions. He went to get some wood when all of a sudden the Russians started shooting.

They hit him a bit above the hill, crushing the bone,

and he fell down. The shooter shouted, don't scream or I will shoot, and they turned away.

Then they shot off his left leg completely. Then they shot him all over the chest.

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