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Families must identify their loved ones who fell victim to this war. >> i was raised, that is the greatest love you can do, help someone, risk your life for them. these people need it more than anyone on the planet. >> this woman climbed into a truck. looking for a loved one. how do you explain that to people? >> i couldnt imagine the pain she is going through. >> she couldnt identify the body was facial features, she it was decapitated. she started describing the clothing. identified a sock, an...

After Russian forces retreated from Bucha earlier this month, the bodies of 20 people in civilian clothes were found Yablunska (Apple Tree Street).

Soldiers believed to have carried out war crimes in bucha. how they plan to track them down next.

Including one of the hallmark places of this war, and that is the devastated town of bucha. visiting what is your home country, original home country, seeing that devastation. tell us what you saw and how you react to it. >> thank you for having me and covering this. you know, seeing it with your own eyes, you see pictures and you see videos, but seeing, you know, with your own eyes, it makes it real and it is real, you understand people are going through hell, living through hell. it is very br...

Its attempt to take that city and had fallen back to the east. yet, missiles lobbed from russia into the capital city yesterday so what do you make of that? >> reporter: the ukrainian government says it was a clear attempt to humiliate the secretary general of the united nations. the missiles rained down an hour or so after he wrapped up his meeting with president zelenskyy earlier in the day. he went on a walking tour of one of the suburbs, along with bucha, whose names will be etched in infamy...

Places like bucha. on the front lines, as well, are the people treating those victims, both civilian and military. joining us to discuss is a paramedic serving in the ukrainian volunteer melba tallyon. you may recognize -- medical battalion. you may recognize her. weve spoken many times. its good to have you back. you were just released from the hospital, treated for dehydration and exhaustion. i think its something people forget is the enormous strain on health care workers like yourself. so my...

Are you able to identify the leadership that may have issued orders for this to take place? >> of course for us very important to -- soldiers, commanders and -- we understand we have very good category in the international humanitarian law. it means responsibility. these russian soldiers, russian soldiers in bucha, who actually tortured people and murdered -- its, again, from 64th brigade. that brigade which president putin gave them -- putin honored them by guard. it is me and chief of commande...

Our power, and theres really no -- no other choice to have. >> reporter: yeah. well, its inspiring to see your strength. youve studied crimes against humanity as a student, international law. now youre visiting places where theres evidence of war crimes. youve gone to places like bucha. when you see what you have seen, do you have any doubt that youve witnessed the effects of war crimes in this country? >> it is -- i go through very interesting phase in my career i would say because on one hand ...

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Neither Russia nor Ukraine is keen to return to the negotiating table while the outcome of the current battle is in the balance