More accusations of war crimes, talk of tougher sanctions, and calls to suspend Russia from

the UN Human Rights Council.

Outrage grows over Russia's atrocities in Buccia.

Ukrainian President Zelensky toured the area where he said more than 300 civilians were

tortured and killed. Today, he takes his message to the UN Security Council.

Plus, the other top headlines this morning. The president's Supreme Court nominee moves closer to

confirmation and bringing along Republican votes with her. President Obama returns to the White

House today in a bid to expand his signature health care law.

And Elon Musk complains about free speech on Twitter and less than two weeks later

becomes its largest stakeholder.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Tuesday, April 5th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Ukrainian President Voldemir Zelensky is vowing to hold Russia accountable for the atrocities. Russian soldiers

are accused of committing in Boucher. The president's pledge comes after he toured the

suburb of Kiev yesterday to see the devastation firsthand. During the visit, he accused Russia of committing war crimes and said

every Russian soldier involved in the atrocities will be identified and legally held responsible.

Take a listen.

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The president also said he expected the civilian death toll to increase as more

homes are cleared.

Zelensky will address the UN Security Council today where he is expected to focus on

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