behind me is a piece of the wreckage, perhaps two pieces. it s difficult to be sure. and they are large. they re significant and they are standing here in isolation in these very dark fields, nothing else around that sort of shows obviously to be such a large piece of the plane. really gives a sense of the very likely fact that this aircraft broke up in the skies and then rained down in various pieces across a wide area here. as i say, it is late, it is dark. we can t see far. but we can see this. it was one of the first thing we saw when we arrived here today, this very large piece of the aircraft. it gives a sense of the force responsible for tearing it apart in the skies. to stand before it really, really conveying that. but then to look closer, to stand closer to look into it and you see an example of the human cost. there is a body in that piece of wreckage behind me and it is a terrible thing to see. we don t know if it was a crew
european allies are prepared to take that step, as well. jim, stand by. i want to bringing in phil black. he s at the crash site in eastern ukraine for us. tell our viewers what you re seeing. wolf, we arrived only a short time ago very late in the evening here. pitch black. dark fields on each side of us. but scattered around us is evidence of the scale of the physical catastrophic if you like. you can see behind me very large pieces of what was an mh-17 lying here in ice 0lation. it gives a sense of the power of the blast and the scale of the disaster that took place in the skies above because we are told pieces like this scattered over a wide area here, we can t see them just yet, it is very dark here as i say. and then surrounding us, as well, there is tremendously moving evidence of the human cost of what took place here. there are bodies in these fields