Surrounded by body bags - Putin's 'war crimes' only strengthen Ukraine's resolve

The devastating civilian attacks only seem to have hardened the resolve of the Ukrainians with their leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy slapping in his application for the country to become a member of NATO. Special correspondent @AlexCrawfordSky Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player There was an awful near silence as the war crime investigators went about their business and the bodies of the victims were methodically packed into body bags. We counted at least 15 body bags being loaded one on top of each other into a succession of ambulances. The death toll is higher and includes several children, one a baby just a few months old. The attack was so swift and so deadly, when we arrived at the scene, many of the victims were still where they had died. An elderly man's hand was still clasping his steering wheel, frozen in time, his body slumped sideways onto the passenger seat. Two young women were laying on the ground outside their vehicle, their legs at grotesque angles a