Yesterday, our team was in #Bucha.

They saw devastating scenes of destruction.

They saw people in desperate need of the basics for survival.

They saw streets littered with unexploded ordnances.

Here’s more on what they saw 👇

— ICRC (@ICRC) April 6, 2022

Elderly, sick, people who can’t go anywhere. The most vulnerable people.

They’re alone in their apartments, with no heating, no water, no electricity.

Those that can build a fire collectively in the street and cook outside.

They bring this food to people who need support. pic.twitter.com/lPav3oiFsE

— ICRC (@ICRC) April 6, 2022

Our team brought food, water, and some relief items like tarpaulins.

But so much more support is needed.

We’ll do whatever we can to help people in #Bucha. pic.twitter.com/MUR2TNZFEW

— ICRC (@ICRC) April 6, 2022

BREAKING: Satellite photos show bodies lay in Bucha for weeks, disproving Russia's claim that the scene was staged after they left – NYT pic.twitter.com/QC32f37lXV

— BNO News (@BNONews) April 4, 2022

Satellite imagery shows bodies laid in Bucha streets for weeks, contradicting Russian claims https://t.co/4NNn7HHTt2

— Fox News (@FoxNews) April 5, 2022

NOW: Ukrainian intelligence has published the names, ranks and passport details of Russian soldiers who fought in Bucha in order to help identify them for prosecution for war crimes.

— Brian J. Karem (@BrianKarem) April 4, 2022

These photos were taken 41 days apart by the president’s photographer. The first one on the 23rd of February, the last day of peaceful Ukraine. The second one in Bucha today. pic.twitter.com/kfPU723gw1

— Katya Gorchinskaya (@kgorchinskaya) April 4, 2022