Residents of the Ukrainian town of Bucha are forced to identify the bodies of their loved ones, massacred during the Russian occupation of the settlement.
They describe how Russian soldiers were initially unwilling to carry out violent acts against residents for fear of reprisals, but this changed after March 15 when "more aggressive" troops arrived.
A man whose house was commandered by the Russians displays the Ukrainian military uniforms left behind, saying they were committing "war crimes" at the property.
Report by Nelsonr.
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