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State are absolutely clear. we dont want anyone elses territory and we are not going to give up our own. >> youve inspired a lot of people including not just here in ukraine and around the world. who inspires you? who are your heroes? whose story do you look to for inspiration during dark days here? >> only the people. i believe our people are genuine and unique, and i just afford to be worse than them. when at certain moments i feel like all of this is dangerous, i understand that all the rest ...

Touch with them. tell us how theyre doing. >> theyre trying to survive. like we hear all over the news, like kharkiv, shelled quite often and bombed. theyre hiding in basements most of the time and of course, they cant go to work. theyre struggling to provide for basic needs like food and shelter. few friends in the business meeting and raising money and sending directly to people in kharkiv. so far, we raised close to over $60,000 and directly to churches around there and theyre helping

Wish we had a green corridor to get all the people out of there. we have seen reports — all the people out of there. we have seen reports of _ all the people out of there. we have seen reports of elderly _ all the people out of there. we have seen reports of elderly people i all the people out of there. we have seen reports of elderly people who i seen reports of elderly people who don�*t want to leave or who can�*t leave, having to shout in their basements, just terrible for them. —— ...

This is bbc news ? welcome if you re watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: ukraine says missile strikes have killed at least seven people in the western city of lviv, which had largely escaped attack until now. three military warehouses and a car garage were hit. the city of mykolaiv in southern ukraine has been subject to continuous rocket attacks since sunday morning — according to the governor. as the fighting continues we report on the elderly being forced to wait o...

Hezbollah kidnapped israeli soldiers and we got caught up in a war. todd, exactly how disgusted and anxious are you. >> were damn lucky to be here. >> spending all this time at the pool watching helicopters come in and out. it was just a waiting game for us. >> we had to go in the basements because there was a lot of bombs fired. >> you know, look at us in these scenes, sitting around the pool getting tan, you know watching a war. if there is a single metaphor in this entire experience that -- y...

The bloodiest in the war and the situation may be reaching a tipping point. russian forces reportedly have advanced now into the center of the city, seizing a metal plant where ukrainian troops have been holding out for weeks. we just got word a few minutes ago from ukraines defense ministry for the first time russia is using long-range bombers to attack mariupol. despite that, the u.s. defense official says russia has still not been able to take control of that city. mariupols payor says as man...

Allowed to go out. they spent their time there while the russian troops used the school as their military base full of equipment. so the strategy was that they wont be attacked because the whole village is actually living under them. it was quite a horrific conditions. some elderly couldnt really survive that situation, and also people saying that they were -- you know, some of the soldiers were deliberately rude. so its a bit different dynamics because there for one month, the russian soldiers ...

Thing in mind, trying to take the ukrainian capital. they were met with a fierce resistance, and while they fired on residential buildings and grocery stores like the one behind me, they were not successful in making their advance on kyiv. he describes what life was like under russian occupation. >> they were coming inside our basements, checking our houses, it was very frightening, she says. thank god they did not hurt us. >> gillian, as ukraine braces for further escalation in the east, kyiv r...

President zelenskyy says weeks of relentless russian bombardment have left tens of thousands dead in the besieged city of mariupol. earlier today i spoke with anna who was able to escape from mariupol after she and her family survived a harrowing 23 days hiding in frigid basements without electricity and consuming what should have been considered undrinkable water from rusty pipes. here is part of our conversation. anna, thank you so much for joining us. you spent 22 days in mariupol, 14 days in...

In bucha, number17. in the road, remnants of a column of russian armour that rolled into town on february the 27th, and mercilessly attacked by ukrainian forces. the firefight caused huge explosions, leaving nearby trees bearing strange fruit. i tell you what comes to my mind being here is what it must have sounded like, the noise of all these vehicles all along the street, just going up. the explosions, the fire, the inferno. it must have been horrible for people hiding in their basements on ei...