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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 maternity hospital in mariupol. her name is not known. its understood she begged medics to let her die if that would ...

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...it�*s about two si...

Them, once we receive requests we call them directly and find out exactly where they are. some are very far east behind russian lines and it is difficult or impossible to reach them but some are about to be swallowed up by advancing russian troops, so we then get in contact with them and use the network will physically go there and retrieve these orphans and start moving them west. ~ ., ,., ., these orphans and start moving them west. ., ., ., , west. what sort of conditions did ou find west. wh...

There were more air strikes the day their convoy travelled south. russia claims its liberating ukraine, but no one here asked to be saved, orfor their homes, their lives, to be ruined. poltava, to the south, is just one stage in a long and uncertain journey. this girl has been living in a cellar with russian fighter jets flying overhead. her mum cant find them rooms here. "its too expensive," she says, "and everywhere is full." so most are trying to get out. poltava, to the south, is just one st...

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 the army base, eve...

Very tense here. it looks like somebody heard planes overhead. i heard some explosions and 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 in mykolaiv, the front line for russias black sea offensive. translation: i cant tell you how scared we are. l we all live in the cellar now. when the bombs hit the army base, everything shook. and everyones phones are filling up with pictures of their cities agonies. alon...

Civilians caught in the artillery strikes in the courtyards of their own apartment buildings. and marking the dead just with two sticks in the shape of a cross. one of these men who recently escaped who fled on thursday described that just tear-jerking decision he had to make at his fathers behest. take a listen. >> the last day i saw my father, my mother was completely destroyed. mentally, i mean, complete depression. was sitting in the cellar. she hadnt left the cellar since the beginning of t...

Played a decisive role. the ukrainians destroyed almost every russian vehicle, denying them the chance to seize the town and to rebuild the bridge. tank tracks still mark svetlana nikolajevnas garden. her outhouse took a direct hit. she says the russians took two ukrainian soldiers prisoner in there, and she feared they were going to kill them, but then the battle got out of hand. thats the blood of russian soldiers who were sheltering in her house. while she hid in a cellar, her cottage became ...

Referred back to the second world war. he said the phrase that was birthed in the horrors of it, never again, is now in his words, quote worthless. on a day here that saw fresh horrors all across the country and in the city of mariupol, at least some possible measure of hope. fred flpleitgen is here with men lviv. what do we know about whats going on with the theater? >> there is that glimmer of hope, as you put it. but you have the rescue crews who cant get to the people because theres so much ...

Mariupol, but perhaps a little bit of good news coming. one other thing to mention, erica, obviously where i am in lviv feels like a million miles away from where clarissa is in kyiv and certainly from what theyre experiencing in mariupol. this could be any european c capital on any day of the week. i spoke to one family from kharkiv who sent a week in a cellar. as the russian air strikes get closer and closer to lviv and inch further and further west in ukraine, a lot of these people here may s...