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>> reporter: they skcavenged fo drinking water. >> we are waiting for the rain water. >> reporter: heavy shelling on nearby houses, tonya wrote on, march 5th. we all went to sleep with the thought, how to survive. one day a shell exploded near dmitri as he stood in line for water. >> the bomb came down and killed three people in front of us. one guy was without head, who was like taking the water. another one in the line was like a half a head. the last one was killed. with my own eyes, three pe...

Hello, youre watching bbc news, im rich preston. our top stories this hour. a ukrainian soldier is pulled alive from the rubble of a theatre in mariupol which was bombed by russia on wednesday, but intense fighting hampers efforts to rescue hundreds of others. 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 been damaged by the russi...

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 mariupol have been damag...

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...

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 troops retreating far to the east....

Some artillery in the distance and an air raid siren so we will suit up. you too, in a cellar, volunteers follow the example set by millions of ukrainians nationwide, forming a diy army. its plates for body arms what we made from our factory. its really heavy but its good. that defiance is echoed by the local governor, who tells us the russians are actually in retreat here, for now. we pulled the enemy back from the borders of our city, from about 15—20 kilometres in the southern and western p...

And then, suddenly, a survivor is found. after 30 hours under the rubble, in freezing temperatures. his name unknown for now, most likely a local recruit fighting for a city that is taking a hammer blow. and then it is time to move, fast. come on, guys. lets go. the sound ukrainians have come to dread. very tense here. i heard some explosions _ very tense here. i heard some explosions and the soldiers told us to live _ explosions and the soldiers told us to live very— explosions and the soldie...

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." but so far, there is no safe passage out of mariupol. its 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, knowing already how dire the situation is for the population inside the city, we can only be extremely concerned f...

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 a russian field hospital. translation: they left at night in such a hurry. | th...

Fighting for a city thats taken a hammering. abruptly were told to move fast. 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 t...