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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, youll 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. that we didnt speak spanish. in fact, they had no idea. i think a lot of the conscripts that had arrived and that expected to be welc...

Away, are still vivid. here in the peace of the highlands, war seems a distant memory. but for margaret and don davidson, the events of 40 years ago have never left them. we thought it was all posturing. we never thought for one minute that it would... it would happen. it was simmering away, but you never expected invasion. but thats exactly what happened. argentina has invaded the falklands. in 1982, the davidsons were running the malvina house hotel in port stanley and bringing up a young fami...

Argentina has invaded the falklands. in 1982, the davidsons were running the malvina house hotel in port stanley and bringing up a young family. all three of their children were born in the falklands. the youngest was just six months old when war broke out. explosions, rifle fire. that�*s how you know they�*re 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�*ll have s...

Because their gas, power and water were cut. "this is the first bread we have had in 38 days," said maria. the russians systematically broke down doors to loot flats, they said. while they stole valuables and food, the soldiers made them sit in the cellar. a few miles away the trail of devastation leads to hostomel airport, fought over since the first day of the invasion when russian airborne troops landed to use it as a base for a push into kyiv. the worlds largest transport plane was destroyed...

A children's summer camp in Ukraine is the site of another grisly atrocity. In a basement, there were bodies with their hands tied behind their backs and bullet holes in their heads. The Ukrainian authorities said it was a war crime committed by Russian forces.

I have been to bucha and i have been to irpin. i would say, of the towns of that size i have seen in the district, this is the worst. a lot of people here, numerous people in numerous interviews said there were dead people under the rubble. they have no lifting gear and cannot lift it up. i spoke to one man who said until the night of a big air strike he had been staying in the cellar and for some reason did go in last night. he said 20 to 30 people are missing and police have said there are per...

Kremlin dominates the information space here, clive. steve, thank you for that. steve _ space here, clive. steve, thank you for that. steve rosenberg, - live in moscow. and my colleaguejermey bowenjoins me now. we heard president zelensky saying that a nearby town to bucha, borodyanka, may have suffered a similar fate borodyanka, may have suffered a similarfate in borodyanka, may have suffered a similar fate in terms borodyanka, may have suffered a similarfate in terms of borodyanka, may have su...

Also at the un, ukraines president says borodyanka — thats another town near kyiv in the north — may have suffered more than other towns abandoned by russian troops. the bbc�*sjeremy bowen has visited there — and clive myrie asked him what it was like. i want to show you what he said. badly damaged. i would say the damage there, physical, structural damage there, physical, structural damage is worse than bucha. i have been to bucha and i have been to a pin i would say of the towns of tha...

This is your shop? medical, pharmacy, its a pharmacy, yeah? destroyed, everythings gone. we went upstairs where his wife svetlana was trying to clean up his mothers flat. their family is safe, but not their friends in the destroyed building nextdoor. translation: they were all our neighbours. - shortly after the air strike, people nearby heard some voices shouting for help. russian soldiers stopped them digging. they threatened to shoot if they tried. dmytro left 30 others in the cellar before t...

And she starts crying in front of you and telling you this story, about her sister and they were together in the cellar and the sister just wanted to g o ot to get some food, to get something, and then she got shot. and hannah, when we interviewed her, she started crying again and again because the sister is the only one who was left with her. and then she told us about the people, the men in this village. she said, look, i dont know what happened to them. i know many were captured. some were fr...