'Occupiers are palpably panicking' - Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Ukrainian forensic experts dig and exhume the remains within an unmarked grave in a mass grave in Izium Source: AAP / Justin Yau/Sipa USA
Ukraine's President says Russian forces occupying his land are beginning to panic when faced with opposition from Ukrainian troops, amid claims that further evidence of war crimes by Russian invaders are coming to light. But Russia is rejecting any such accusations.
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