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Communities here, if you take a look at these photos, a high rise building that was hit, the aftermath of another one. 12 people killed, more than 40 wounded. the scene, so chaotic that they dont believe those numbers were final, they were not able to get a sense of what was underneath these massive fires. because of the shelling that took place there. just a devastating day on that end, and of course all eyes on mary opal, the steel plant there, we know that 1700 have left that steel plant faci...

Quickly as they can. its unclear tonight whats happening at that besieged steel plant in mariupol, you know, melissa laying out the confusion because it appeared ukraine surrenders, thousand fighters taken from the plant from russia, now, though, it seems a few hundred still inside and the comm commanders we heard one saying the fight continues. so general, what does russia do now? is this, you know, got nearly a thousand of them out but a few hundred still there fighting. how big a thorn in the...

I understand that you will not be able to forgive me, but i am sorry. >> shelapova said she wanted shichimarin in prison for life. the only alternative, she said, an exchange for the asovstal prisoners of war now in russian hands. >> reporter: erin, a reminder there that this extraordinary war crimes trial getting underway even before the war comes to a conclusion is now taking place in the context of these 1,700 asovstal evacuees now being in the hands of russia as prisoners of war and that ext...

Exchanged. theyre war criminals. we should do everything to insure they are put on trial. >> the russian side now claiming that the commanders of the azovstal fighters are not amongst the evacuees. even as the fate of the surrendered soldiers takes a far murkier turn. jake, the point is that the surrender of these azovstal fighters to the russian side essentially gives them leverage, and beyond that, the fall of mariupol as a result of their surrender also changes the dynamic on the ground. what...

Assumed once they were evacuated, some sort of exchange would take place between ukraine and russia, a prisoner of war exchange, so they could be brought back to their families. thats what their families were hoping. what we have been hearing today through russian state media is that that same leader of the doe m donetsk peoples republic is suggesting perhaps now they should be put on trial. what you would be seeing, jim and erica, is not just this trial going on here in kyiv, but if that trial ...

Now. following the negotiated surrender. the russian defense ministry said that nearly 1,000 ukrainian soldiers at the plant had turned themselves over. ukraine has said it wants to swap for the fighters taken to russian held territory but no signs yet of progress there. cnns melissa bell is tracking this. shes live in kyiv with the very latest. melissa, what is the latest that you have on that? >> reporter: kate, the latest is that some of those military leaders of the azovstal steel plant may ...

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They know what waits them if they surrender. they have no trucks, they have a lot of experience with how the russians treat people. so its all very well, both the political and the people in the west and the humanitarian people, look for something good here. and i hope it happens. but experience without armed oversight by international forces, this is going to end up badly for a lot of people. >> and i think part of what youre just getting at and melissa was talking about is the leader of one of...

It. as far as the cadets at the academy they have all been super supportive of me through this whole process. again with regards to this vaccine and whats coming down from our commanders. >> ainsley: jameson thank you so much for your service. i hope this works out for you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: still ahead we have more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ if youve been living with heart disease, reducing cholesterol can be hard, even when youre taking a statin and being active. but you can do har...

With tons of weapons, bullets and equipment but no logistics to get that equipment, to get the food, to get the pay, out to the soldiers. because when we pulled the contractors out, their air force collapsed in a matter of weeks. >> the report outlines how the afghan government grew paranoid about what was in the agreement with the taliban, and removed u.s. trained military commanders from the front lines fearing a coup. >> he was more concerned about what he thought was going to be a coup than ...