‘Humanity will prevail’: Ukraine marks anniversary of Bucha’s liberation
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy and other leaders held a solemn ceremony in remembrance of Russia’s brutal occupation of the town of Bucha, and the many soldiers and civilians who died there.
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