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1,100 people on it from different parts of eastern ukraine, all fleeing west. many of them leaving behind parents, grandparents, invalids that refused to leave or were not in a position to get on these trains or men of fighting age who are not allowed to flee the country. so while there is some relief at going, there is still the fear that they may not ever be able to go back to their homes. john? >> ivan watson, critical reporting for us. grateful for it. thank you, ivan. on those trains, women...

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Officials are distributing scary anecdotes what is happening inside the city. you mentioned the mariupol city council is saying they are using mobile crematorium to dispose of bodies. ive heard from many evacuees descriptions of bodies laying in the city of ordinary civilians burying the dead in the court yards of their own apartment blocks and the mariupol city council is claiming this is the russian military covering their own tracks. cnn cannot independently verify this. as ive established th...

Having issues as those battles continue and the other thing, john, this is really important, is that the russians do still seem to very much have the capacity to escalate all of this. we see in the surrounding areas from that last checkpoint that there is a lot of russian military equipment in those areas. a lot of soldiers in those areas as well which, obviously, could be deployed to the front line very quickly because it really isnt very far at all to get to the ukrainian border and to then ge...

He is not a soldier. he is just a man, just a resident, but he wants to stay and fiptght for his country. there is help for people. the eu is saying three-quarters of the 800,000 people have come here to poland and that no one should be discriminated against. they said they have been clearing the border as fast as they can just overnight. john? >> sara sidner, critical reporting, the worst of humanity does bring out the best in humanity. sara, i appreciate that reporting. up next, oil prices s...

To attack russian aircraft in the skies, but that nato really does need to find a way to impose this no-fly zone, that they are running out of time. he has cast ukraine as a bulwark for the rest of europe, saying that if russia has their way here in ukraine, that the rest of europe is next, john. >> alex marquardt, critical reporting for us live in kyiv. lets move on to elsewhere in the country. at least 21 civilians, including two children, killed in sumy. they are trying to get civilians out o...

Here with very little clothes, very little money, sometimes not even their documentation, it becomes more difficult then to help them and get them to a place where they are safe. john? >> miguel marquez, critical reporting for us on this burgeoning, expanding refugee crisis. miguel, thank you so much. for more information on how you can help these humanitarian efforts go to cnn.com/impact. ahead for us the united states ramping up defenses as fear grows vladimir putin wont stop at the border o...

Fighting overnight, of long-distance shelling and air strikes against the outskirts of the ukrainian capital and the other besieged northern ukrainian city of chernihiv. this comes as the russian government has said that its going to engage in a de-escalation along those front lines. any sounds of russian de-escalation are drowned out by the sound of russian bombs. john? >> critical reporting, ivan. thanks to you and your crew. keep us posted as we go through the day. now lets go to the white ho...

Freedom of speech. >> many of you remember she was a cnn colleague of ours for decades. she found ed a media company. shes provided critical reporting. and dmitry muratov. joining us is will ripley. these journalists have risked their freedom, as we know, and their lives to report the truth. this is a huge deal. >> reporter: and its at a m much-needed time considering how tough its been for journalism in recent years, with the plague of fake news that people trust. so the reporting provided this...

Belarus also cancelled accreditation for foreign news organizations after massive protests began in August 2020 following presidential elections.