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Around mariupol. 300,000 people are trapped in that city. there has been our prolonged bombardment there and people are trapped there without utilities. we have seen the car convoys, some people have been able to get out. looking at some of the latest pictures, some of the latest accounts from people who have managed to get out, one woman saying there is now no mariupol. we sat in a cellar for there is now no mariupol. we sat in a cellarfor ten there is now no mariupol. we sat in a cellar for te...

At one point, risking their own lives by pretending he was their own son. even while they were forced to host german soldiers in the same house. a letter in the file, written by describes how the town near kharkiv was bombed in 1943. the similarities down to the date. haunting. >> the germans bombed us from march 2 to march 19. every day from morning to evening. for three days we were hiding in the cellar. march 5 the bomb hit our barn. she grows emotional over the parallels to the russian army ...

Morning and then 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning. im not running the cellar just yet. >> how is your family doing? earlier in the week when we talked one of your daughters feeling the understandable stress of this. i wonder how she is doing. >> well, she is doing okay. there are a couple observations i wanted to share. the most surreal experience of my life. it is relatively quiet and enjoying the quiet at the moment. the relative quiet and really worried at the moment with the rest coming from rus...

Hitting me in the legs. hitting me everywhere from the waist down. everything is damaged. my private parts, too. he was shooting to kill. orikhiv is the next town along the southern road from where natalia was shot. still in ukrainian hands, but regularly shelled by russia. this village is the last one before the front line. shells land in these fields periodically and the next village, down the road, is occupied by russian troops and civilians have been killed in these villages. now, many young...

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. this town, this community achieved something remarkable here, but we need to put it in perspective. this war is only a few weeks old, and the russians...

Been forced to endure the unimaginable, to flee their homes, to bury their family members, and do whatever they can to carry on amid a brutal onslaught. cnns don lemon introduces us to some of the brave people hes met in lviv. >> i met tatiana on my first morning here. this is your house? >> yes, mine. >> oh, my goodness. she was living in a hostile in lviv, after shelling damaged her home of 50 years outside kharkiv. she and her daughter were forced to take shelter in a nearby cellar with their...

Not in the house, but in this cold, damp cellar. primitive cover from the russian shells. "i am hiding here in this bunker, because they are bombing us and attacking us from each side," says lyda. "i hate them, i hate them. we used to live in peace, and we were happy." speculation about russian troop withdrawals around kyiv is treated with scepticism here in the south, where heavy fighting continues. russias assault on mariupol is intense. civilians like natasha, who was blinded by russian shell...

City in order to seize the whole black sea coast but mykolaiv is proving obstinate. air raid siren wails. 0k, wejust heard some artillery in the distance and then an air raid siren, so we are going to suit up. you, too, joe. 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 actual...

And they know theyre taking a big risk. the most exposed, dangerous part of town. she takes me to see where she sleeps. not in the house, but in this cold, damp cellar. primitive cover from the russian shells. "im hiding here in this bunker, because theyre bombing us and attacking us from each side," says lyda. "i hate them, i hate them. we used to live in peace, and we were happy." speculation about russian troop withdrawals around kyiv is treated with scepticism here in the south, where heavy ...

Is occupied by russian troops and civilians have been killed in these villages. now, many younger people have left here already, but others in particular, the elderly, they remain, but they know that they are taking a big risk. lydas modest farm is right at the edge of orikhiv, the most exposed, dangerous part of town. she takes me to see where she sleeps. not in the house, but in this cold, damp cellar. primitive cover from the russian shells. "i am hiding here in this bunker, because theyre bo...