Erin Burnett OutFront

President Zelensky is warning a town buried in ruble tonight that is it much scarier than what he saw in Bucha. This as Russian soldiers are purportedly caught on tape casually talking about killing civilians. Also, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain joins to respond to a video appearing to show the execution of a Russian prisoner by Ukrainian forces.

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A new drone video shows abandoned Russian military positions in a highly radioactive area near the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. And, new scenes from Ukraine continue to shed light on the destruction in the Kyiv region. Also, the United States has sanctioned Russian President Vladimir Putin's two adult daughters. Who are they, and how is Putin expected to react to this move?

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Russia has carried out at least 54 airstrikes in and around Kharkiv over the past 24 hours, and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says NATO is expecting there will be more attacks in the coming weeks. Also, more than 80 former Ukrainian prisoners of war were returned from their Russian captors. CNN Chief International Anchor Christiane Amanpour brings her report. And, the European Union is preparing to sanction two of Russian President Vladimir Putin's daughters, according to two European diplomats who spoke with The New York Times. 

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Horrific images showing bodies of civilians in the street and in mass graves came from the town of Bucha after the town was liberated from Russian forces over the weekend. CNN correspondents share what they saw and discuss whether this means there may be more Ukrainian towns that look just like Bucha. And, a look inside a U.S. steel mill's parent company that is partly owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.

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Zelensky speaks for the first time about the attack inside Russia. Plus, Ukrainian officials say Russian soldiers may have been exposed to radiation after seizing the Chernobyl plant. Also, he once worked for Putin and now says there are more officials who don’t like what Putin is doing. He joins us tonight.

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As Putin’s attacks continue to intensify, we’ll take you to one of the most contested battle grounds in the entire country of Ukraine in a report. Plus, Ukraine is using a powerful weapon, kamikaze drones. They are cheap to make, hard to detect, and destructive. 

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Ukraine’s president said negotiations with Russia are only words as Putin keeps up the attacks. Also, tensions grow between Putin and the man leading his invasion. Plus, he was a filmmaker and went to the front lines to defend Ukraine. Now, he joins to tell us what it’s like to be a soldier and come face-to-face with Putin’s military.

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Kyiv is under attack and our crew on the ground is reporting major artillery and rocket fire tonight. This as Russia claims it is scaling back on attacks there. Plus, a survivor of the Mariupol theater bombing, the deadliest attack of the war so far, speaks with CNN about how she narrowly escaped death. Also, we examine a superyacht belonging to an unnamed Russian businessman which has been seized by authorities.

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Russia is now stepping up their attacks on Ukraine’s fuel supply as President Biden makes no apologies for saying Putin cannot remain in power. Plus, negotiators, including a Russian oligarch, trying to hammer out a deal between Ukraine and Russia recently experienced skin peeling and sore eyes after a negotiation session. What happened?

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President Zelensky says Russia is targeting more cities in Western Ukraine, and that he won't sit down with Russia if it continues to spin the reasoning for the deadly invasion as ‘demilitarization’ or ‘denazifying’. That, as CNN takes you inside hard-hit Mariupol where President Zelensky says the ‘humanitarian catastrophe is unequivocal’. And, Biden backtracks, telling reporters he wasn't calling for regime change when he said Putin shouldn't remain in power.

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