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Too. because i have only one husband. she thinks they killed him to scare others in bucha into submission. he was facing in this direction? and that's part of his head, i still see the blood there. oleg was a welder. arena says he never served in the military because of his bad back. when oleg's killers left, it was very cold. they took his sweater with him. >> i always saw that they were are others. and half russian myself. >> ukrainian troops estimate hundreds of civilians were murdered in bucha. they are still finding bodies after a wanton disregard for human life here, not even in war is a...

In that way. but you do have to have physical custody in order for a prosecution to have any real meaning. >> let's listen to some of the kind of testimony that the will surely be thousands of witnesses like this. richard engel, interviewed one in ukraine. let's listen to this. >> i they started to ask, where are the nazis? give us their addresses, he says. they said, we are russians, we came to liberate you. the soldiers grabbed arena's husband, oleg, and took him out in front of the house. they made him take his sweater off. then they put him on his knees and shot him in the head. i went on ...

Next. and that is what motivates this soccer club owner. >> translator: i want to change my profession. i bought a rifle. i'd like to become a sniper. i believe after what we have seen, what happened in bucha, the number has increased tenfold of people like me who want to join. >> reporter: he wants to join the ukrainian military and go to the front lines. >> translator: i definitely want to go where i can avenge our children. >> reporter: upstairs he began to show me the sniper rifle and ammunition he purchased. and as if we needed any more evidence of the threat the people of ukraine find th...

I started to scream, kill me, too, because i only have one husband. she thinks they killed him to scare impeople. oleg was a welder, iryna said he never served in the military becausen of his bad back. when the soldiers were very left, they took his sweater with him. >> translator: i always thought they were brothers. >> reporter: ukrainian troops estimater: hundreds of civilian are murdered in bucha. they're still finding bodies after a wanton disregard for human life here that in even in war is a crime. >> nbc's richard engel in bucha today. as ukrainian forces regain these towns around kyiv...

And they said that they were allowed in, stamped in, no problems, to poland. poland has set up a number of processing centers. there's also a huge network, a grassroots network of volunteers who are offering up places to stay, donations, food, clothing, transport to different cities. so you don't, jose, see a large tent city or anything like that here. there are some processing centers where people are staying. but a lot of those people are just melting into the community and staying with people, either relatives or people in poland. jose? >> thank you, kelly. and matt, just thinking of what c...