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

Were lying in the streets.- dying in the streets, dead bodies were lying in the streets. there is no mariupol- _ were lying in the streets. there is no mariupol. we _ were lying in the streets. there is no mariupol. we sat _ were lying in the streets. there is no mariupol. we sat in _ were lying in the streets. there is no mariupol. we sat in a - were lying in the streets. there is no mariupol. we sat in a cell - were lying in the streets. there is no mariupol. we sat in a cell of i were lying i...

Here in lviv, ukraine, the city has changed drastically in the month since the start of putins invasion. in the week that i have been here, i can see that the impact of the war on all ukrainians has been overwhelming, and the citizens here are resolved to help their neighbors and their country in any way that they can. 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 outs...

Loophole will be change. we will get an impact assessment from the government, paperwork suggesting what difference it would make to employees. what difference it would make to employees-— north korea has an extensive prison system, which is often used to jail people seen as enemies of, or threats to, the control wielded by kim jong—un. its a hidden part of a highly secretive regime, but a group of investigators have put together a 3d computer model of what a north korean detention center lo...

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...

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. | they left almost everything behind. theyjust took their dead and wounded...

Live in the cellar now, and across this country many people will be taking refuge in their cellars, their basements or their shelters, and many were constructed decades ago, in soviet times, when this area thought it might have potential threats from different enemies. now, times have changed but there is shelters are still in place. . orla guerinjoined one family in their shelter. the nightly routine as the curfew to send, they seek refuge below ground in kyiv. we cannot say exactly where. some...

Have left here already, but others, in particular the elderly, they remain, and they know theyre taking a big risk. lydas modest farm is right at the edge of 0rikhiv, 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 ...

Compromise, or not give an inch to putins expansionist ambitions. over two visits to this town weve seen and heard numerous explosions. russians shelling the southern front. 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 younger people have left here already, but others, in particular the elderly, they remain. but they know the...

Explosions, rifle fire. thats how you know theyre coming. we knew exactly what we had to do. we had to get the hell out of it... out of the way of it, and we went down to the cellar. you will find that in any warfare, you have seen it in ukraine. so how did they cope with being under argentinean rule? most of them had no idea where they were. theyd just been draughted in. they had no idea it was so cold. they had no idea that we didnt speak spanish. in fact, they had no idea. i think a lot of th...