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From explosions in houses nearby, the windows were shattered, the residents went to their cellars. those who could do so left the city but a lot of cars were bombed and they burned down so those people couldnt leave. there were lots of people dying in the streets. dead bodies were lying in the streets. translation: there is no mariupol. we sat in a cellar for ten days and did not leave once. we neither had water nor electricity. it was good that in the neighbours yard we had access to a bomb she...

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 a russian field hospital. translation: they left at night in such a hurry. | they left almost everything behind. theyjust took their dead and wounded. it may be russias heaviest defeat so far, their tr...

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 sides that need to come to the same terms. they need to find together an agreement. and if that doesnt happen? well, if that doesnt happen, knowi...

And now, families are forced to flee, uprooted, abandoning everything. 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 has become one giant waiting room, as thousands are now evacuated here away from the front line and the immediate threat, and then stranded. there are people here from all over this region who fled the areas where the...

Refugees. and what future for around i refugees. and what future for around i million of ukraines children, operated injust two i million of ukraines children, operated in just two weeks. the united nations calls this a dark historic first. hour after hour, people keep leaving ipin. the town is being emptied of its residents and its notjust happening here, there are other cities in ukraine being bombarded by the russians where civilians are being driven out. this isjust one where civilians are b...

Strikes were the scariest. as we speak, a door bangs somewhere and shejumps. its so far from normal. at the start, we didnt tell the youngest children that there was war. they didnt know, but theyjust started drawing tanks thats not normal. so, shes trying to get help to get them even further from the fighting. children who were vulnerable even before this war now have new trauma. there were more air strikes the day their convoy travelled south. russia claims its liberating ukraine, but no one h...

This war is taking the turn for the uglier, unfortunately, at the moment. weve received military intelligence today that especially in the kyiv region, russian forces have been executed, wounded russian soldiers. you mentioned that theyve attacked a humanitarian convoy comprised of women and children, killing seven civilians, including, i think, one or two kids there. and look, heres a personal story for you to get an idea of what this war is like. one of our close friends has relatives in the n...

This is bbc news. welcome if youre watching here in the uk or around the globe. im nancy kacungira. our top stories — the russian invasion of ukraine continues. after shelling in the city of mykolaiv, a ukrainian soldier is pulled out of rubble alive after being trapped for 30 hours. 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. 80% of buildings in the port city mariupol have...

This is bbc news. welcome if youre watching here in the uk or around the globe. im lukwesa burak. our top stories... the russian invasion of ukraine continues — trapped for 30 hours under rubble, after shelling in the city of mykolaiv, a ukrainian soldier is pulled out alive. 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. 80% of buildings in the port city of mariupol have be...

They have to move to sort of towards the center of the city and then fighting reach there. and then they have to move even further to the house of my friends. and basically, they were all hiding in the cellar of a house and it was 13 of them. tell me about her escape because the mayor of mariupol was making the point that although some people, around 30,000 or so have got out, they have been using car convoys. and really, it has been at their own risk. it�*s been a dash to safety. tell me what...