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The BBC has seen fresh evidence of atrocities, including the bodies of four people allegedly shot dead by Russian forces.
Olha Sukhenko, her son Oleksander and husband Igor were found dead more than a week after going missing Image caption: Olha Sukhenko, her son Oleksander and husband Igor were found dead more than a week after going missing

As we've been reporting, a family who disappeared in their village west of Kyiv last month have been found dead in a shallow grave.

Our correspondent, Yogita Limaye, visited the site, located in a wood near destroyed homes.

Olha Sukhenko, her husband Igor and her son Oleksander are alleged to have been shot dead by Russian soldiers. A fourth body was also found but has not been identified.

Russian forces took Olha - who served as the head of her village of Motyzhyn - and her family from their home on 23 March, an investigation by the Ukrainian chief prosecutor found.

In Olha's last Facebook post before her death, posted in late February after the Russian invasion, she talked about there being "someone else's scum in our village" and warned residents to keep calm and not to leave their houses.

Two days after the family were allegedly disappeared by Russian forces, a woman called Daria appealed on social media for information on their whereabouts, saying they were her "second family" and "helped people to the end".

She said Russian forces had stolen Oleksander's car and were "riding around the village".

After it emerged that the family had been killed, Daria posted an update:

I don't have enough words and strength to describe how I and my whole family feel.

This is a crime - in every sense. All involved will be appear in court.

Sasha, my Hero. You didn't leave your parents behind. You will forever be in my heart. In our hearts. Heroes don't die.