Everything you need to know about the Russia-Ukraine war, today April 5

During this weekend the streets of Bucha have been dealing with corpses and has left Dantesque scenes of hundreds of civilian corpses, many handcuffed. Likewise, on the 41st day of the Russian invasion, the horror in Ukraine has not disappeared and shows no signs of advancing.

So far the Ukrainian authorities have quantified in 410 dead found in the periphery From the capital. Also in common pits sand covered. “They look exactly like war crimes & rdquor;said the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyafter his government claimed that there are no Russian troops left in the entire kyiv region.

“We have found mass graves. We have found people with their hands and legs tiedpeople with bullet holes in the back of the head. They were clearly executed civilians& rdquor ;, he said in a video.

But the Kremlin has “categorically rejected all accusations” and demanded that Western leaders not rush into making “gratuitous accusations.” “At a minimum, let them listen to our arguments,” said the spokesman for the Russian Presidency, Dmitri Peskov, at his daily press conference.

Countries are accusing Russia of the attacks in Bucha that occurred this weekend. The European Union announced new sanctions against Russia as a result of the events in the city and multiple countries such as the United States have decided to condemn the acts with new sanctions.

Thus, the president of the United States, Joe Bidenhas renewed this Monday his accusations that Vladimir Putin “is a war criminal & rdquor; and has urged to “collect all the information & rdquor; and “the details” of what happened in Buchawhere 29 days of Russian occupation have left a trail of destruction and death, to ensure that the Russian president faces trial as such.

On the other hand, both the German executive like French They announced this Monday the expulsion from the country of numerous Russian diplomats considering that their activity is contrary to the national “security interests”. In total, about 70 diplomats have been expelled.

The German government has declared a total of 40 members of the Berlin embassy “persona non grata”, who have been urged to leave the country, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock reported.

Spain has also tested the option of acting in the same way with the Russian ambassador and the Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, has not ruled out a similar action.

The russian army is withdrawing from their positions in the besieged region of Sumyin the northeast of Ukraineas reported by the head of the regional military administration, Dmytro Zhyvytskyi, on his Telegram channel.

According to their data, Russian troops began hours ago to withdraw “actively” from this region, which has been particularly hard hit by the Russian attacks since the invasion began on February 24.

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, on February 24, Mariupol has been a priority target for Moscow and is fenced for weeks. The city has been the most besieged in Ukraine by the Russian Army, with dramatic attackssuch as a maternity hospital or a theater where women and children took refuge.

Also, more than 100,000 civilians remain trapped with hardly any supplies amid the devastation of Mariupol. The Vice President of Ukraine, Iryna Vereshchukhas reported on Telegram that a runner to evacuate citizens from the besieged port city to Zaporizhia.