‘Massacre of innocents’: how the papers covered Russia’s atrocities in Bucha

Accusations of war crimes and calls for tougher sanctions feature on Monday's front pages amid horror at civilian killings by Russian troops

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Revulsion at the atrocities committed by Russian forces in the Ukrainian town of Bucha dominates today's front pages, as politicians lined up around the world to condemn the massacre of hundreds of civilians.

The Mirror says simply Genocide" in its headline under the bleak strapline: Putin's latest atrocities". It quotes Volodymyr Zelenskiy's use of the term but the page is given over to a heartbreaking image from Bucha, just near Ukraine's capital, where the bodies of civilians were abandoned in the street. Hundreds of civilians have been found in mass graves, it reports, and some had been tied up.