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There is no drinking water and any medication. also, for today, there is nowhere we can find food. we saw people who died because of lack of medication. and there were many people inside mariupol who were killed or injured and they are just lying on the ground. and today, we learned that among the dead is the woman on the stretcher in this now infamous picture. it was taken in the immediate aftermath of a russian attack last week on a maternity hospital in mariupol. her name is not known. its un...

Hospital in mariupol. her name is not known. its understood she begged medics to let her die if that would help them save her unborn child. both died this weekend. as for the living, this was reportedly filmed yesterday in a cellar in mariupol. "the planes are flying overhead," she says, "dropping bombs, "scaring the children. "please organise a humanitarian corridor to help our "children escape." today, a few hundred people were able to drive to safety, but thats a drop in the ocean. well, its....

Inside the country. president putins liberation war has now driven a quarter of all ukrainians from their homes. jonah fisher, bbc news, lviv. russias been besieging mariupol for weeks, as it tries to cement control of a land route to annexed crimea. refugees fleeing the violence there have been telling stories of how they escaped the heavily shelled city. 0n the 12th, on the 12th, 13th, 0n the 12th, 13th, and on the 12th, 13th, and 14th, 0n the 12th, 13th, and 14th, there were constant air stri...

Of a city in agony. mariupol burning. apartment blocks in ruins after two weeks of unrelenting russian bombardments. there is no drinking water and any medication for more than one week. another big problem is for people who died because of lack of medication. many people who were killed, theyre just lying on the ground. and today, we learned that among the dead is the woman on the stretcher in this now infamous picture. it was taken in the immediate aftermath of a russian attack last week on a ...

Ukraine is full of these sudden scares. very tense here. it looks like somebody heard planes overhead. i heard some explosions. and the soldiers told us to leave very quickly, which is what were doing now. a few minutes later, the all—clear. but nerves are wearing thin here in mykolaiv, the front line for russias black sea offensive. two shopkeepers emerge from a basement near the army barracks. translation: i cant tell you how scared we are. l we all live in the cellar now. when the bombs hit...

And now were hearing from the sea, from russian warships in the sea. one man who managed to evacuate with his wife and 7-year-old daughter talked to me about just how heartbreaking that decision was. >> the last day i saw my father, because my mother was completely destroyed mentally, i mean it was completely -- they were sitting in the cellar and when she hadnt left the cellar since the beginning of the war. just staying inside, unfortunately. and the last day i saw my father an he begged me, p...

This is bbc news. im matthew amroliwala. russian forces advance into mariupol with fighting now reported in the centre of the city. 80% of buildings in the port city — have been damaged by the russian assault. those whove managed to get out — describe what theyve fled. translation: there is no mariupol. we sat in a cellar for ten days and did not leave once. we neither had water or electricity. dozens have been killed in an attack on a ukraine military base, as president zelensky urges russi...

Soldiers told us to leave very quickly which is what we are doing now. a few minutes later, the all clear but nerves are wearing thin here in mykolaiv, the front line for russias black sea offensive. translation: i cannot tell you how scared we are says julia, we all live in a cellar now. when the bombs hit the army base, everything shook. and everyones phones are filling up with pictures of their cities agonies. along the coast, a glimpse of how much worse things could still get. this is mariup...

The similarities down to the dates haunting. >> translator: the germans bombed us every day from morning to evening. for three days we were hiding in our cellar. on march 5th, a bomb hit our barn. >> ala grows emotional over the parallels to what the russian army is doing now. >> translator: they just destroyed them, destroy them deliberately, destroy them ruthlessly, because while -- because its genocide. its just genocide of the ukrainian people. >> reporter: katya and alas bonds started when ...

We did not have a bombproof shelter so we had to hide in a cellar, in a shared where we can potatoes, so actually it isnt very safe as a space to hide anyway and we spent they are so much time, almost half a day or sometimes more underground, sometimes during the day, sometimes at night so we could hardly eat or sleep, so it was not suitable. ila. sleep, so it was not suitable. no, not suitable _ sleep, so it was not suitable. no, not suitable is _ sleep, so it was not suitable. no, not suitable...