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Investigators search for more bodies in Ukrainian town’s mass grave
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The search for human remains next to the Izyum town cemetery continues. This comes after Ukrainian forces pushed Russian soldiers out of the area. On Friday, investigators found one mass grave with the body of 17 Ukrainian soldiers. Many had broken bones, hands tied to their backs, and other signs of torture. Some civilians were also found buried. NBC News’ Erin McLaughlin speaks with mourners remembering their loved ones and the war.Sept. 17, 2022
