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Leaving. residents are also fleeing the city of sievierodonetsk in the eastern donbas region. the town has been heavily shelled. as of earlier today, the regional governor said ten high-rise buildings were on fire. sky news john sparks is in sievierodonetsk, where police are searching damaged buildings for many residents to try to get them out. >> nobody knows how many people are left in severe or gun next, but officer anton knows where to look. there are sick people living in this overcrowded c...

Marina said her daughter still shows signs of anxiety. translation: i was afraid we would all be shot in that gym. | i was scared for my daughter. i dont have the words. im still frightened. machine guns, a two—year—old girl should not see this. im sorry. im going to cry. slowly this part of ukraine is being reconnected to the rest of the country. a temporary crossing has replaced a bridge the russians blew up as they retreated. many families were using the chance to get out of the war zone....

Thats when the russian tanks rolled in. she ended uptak taking shelter a basement very cold, terrible conditions. her mother, 70, the oldest person and the youngest person was 8 months old. heres what she told us about her experience. >> about 50 or 70 people for ten days in the cellar in the very center of the town of bucha. children among us and the youngest one was eight months only and the oldest probably was my mom and shes 17. besides, there was a woman who was pregnant on the 39th week an...

People throng the central station hoping to get on a train that was leaving. residents are also fleeing the city in the eastern donbas region. the town has been heavily shelled and as of early today the regional governor said ten high rise buildings were on fire. sky newss john sparks is there where police are searching damaged buildings for remaining residents to try to get them out. >> nobody knows how many people are left. but officer an dwon borokov, knows where to look. . there are sick peo...

Im still frightened. machine guns, a two—year—old girl should not see this. im sorry. im going to cry. slowly this part of ukraine is being reconnected to the rest of the country. a temporary crossing has replaced a bridge the russians blew up as they retreated. many families were using the chance to get out of the war zone. this woman was desperate. "weve been in a cellar for more than a month. my daughter has a new baby. they stole everything. i cut my hair so i wouldnt get raped." further...

Cold school gymnasium. marina said her daughter still shows signs of anxiety. translation: i was afraid we would all be shot in that gym. | i was scared for my daughter. i dont have the words. im still frightened. machine guns, a two—year—old girl should not see this. im sorry. im going to cry. slowly this part of ukraine is being reconnected to the rest of the country. a temporary crossing has replaced a bridge the russians the blew up as they retreated. many families were using the chance ...

Wearing the same ring that he gifted me last month. that was the most romantic but at the same time the most emotional thing that -- im relatively safe. we hope this will finish as fast as possible. >> im glad you did get the message from your fiancee. its bittersweet. but to see him wearing the ring must have been nice to you. and nice to see a smile on your face given the horror thats going on in your country. thank you for being with us. 14 terrifying days in a cellar in russia. >> two u.s....

Did to his friend on the eighth floor. look, its completely destroyed in here. and that is the remains of his friend, his charred remains. im looking at his bones and his body here, just lying on the floor. "i want the whole world to know the truth about whats happening here," bodhan says. "i only blame the russian military for this." every street has a story. serhiy is standing just feet from where his brother dima died. shot, he says, by russian troops. "they enforced a curfew between 5:00 p.m...

And i cannot imagine how the children could feel at that moment. there was a toilet organized but it was normal people who are civilized getting used to normal conditions. and sometimes i go up to my moms flat because we were in the cellar of her local plat. it was impossible to stay out. im afraid. because i saw with my own eyes. i some writings between the troops. pdzs in them, it was closed. again, we were lucky again. our block of flats was a little bit further from the main road.

Dmytro kuleba. notable for him to say there, you might call it a public nudge, were aware that some allies are less willing to send weapons we need than others. its true. there has been some opposition, some less aggressive. >> the takeaway, youll eventually do the right thing, its just that time is not on our side right now, we need those now. well, now, to the incredible story of the people who have survived the horrors in bucha, ukraine, including a woman who spent 14 days hiding in a cellar ...