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WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: Experts warned that some towns vacated by Russian troops may have seen worse atrocities than those revealed in Bucha as locals claim Putin's forces killed children and indulged in mass rape. Moscow was accused of genocide last night after retreating Russian forces left behind horrific evidence of mass graves and the murder of civilians, some of whom had their hands tied behind their backs, in the commuter town of Bucha (pictured), near Kyiv. But members of the Zelensky administration, including Ukraine's foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba, have warned that the besieged city of Mariupol will likely be worse than Bucha. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson condemned Russia's actions and accused Vladimir Putin and his army of committing war crimes in Ukraine by carrying out 'despicable attacks against innocent civilians'. The UK, France and Germany, along with the NATO Secretary General, on Sunday night called for an international probe to be opened into allegations of Russian 'war crimes'. Meanwhile, Estonian prime minister Kaja Kallas declared: 'It's not a battlefield, it's a crime scene' in reference to the horrific images.