NATO foreign ministers will gather in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss support for Ukraine after the discovery of slain civilians in Kyiv’s suburbs spurred Western promises to punish the Kremlin.
Ukrainian leaders say the grim killings in Bucha are not the exception. The withdrawal of Russian forces in other parts of the country has revealed looted homes, torture and shootings of civilians, they said. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has demanded that world powers do more, despite internal divisions in NATO over the extent to which Russia poses a direct threat to the alliance.
