Putin's atrocities - troops raped women in front of kids; cut off limbs, Zelenskyy tells UN
Ukraine President seeks a tribunal to address atrocities in Bucha and other towns.
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Ukrainian President hints at compromise to end war
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Biden labels Putin a 'butcher': 'This man cannot remain in power'
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