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More than 2.5 million refugees have fled into neighboring countries in mariupol. mass graves have replaced proper funerals and doctors without borders calls this an extremely dire humanitarian crisis, saying people there cant survive much longer without food, water and heat. one of those people is mary ann. guess what. she gave birth to a baby girl named veronica last night. theres the baby girl right there. her family telling cnn they hope they can find what they need to keep veronica healthy. ...

>> russias onslaught is now opening fronts in part of the country that so far had escaped much of the violence. while the russians continue to pummel areas that had already been decimated with a roundup, heres matthew chance. >> reporter: this is a new front in russias ukrainian war. emergency workers battling flames caused by air strikes on the central city of dnipro. ukrainian officials say an apartment building, a kindergarten, and two-story shoe factory were targeted and destroyed, causing c...

Fighting in that city. the president said it was reduced to ashes, essentially. we understand according to ukrainian officials that the drivers and some of the emergency workers on these buses were taken some 15 miles outside of the city. civilians were not in those buses yet. they were going in. thats what we know so far about that convoy. >> its amazing looking at this footage. mariupol is just devastated. >> and its also being now target from the sea of azov. russian warships. theyre using lo...

Demand that its troops defending the besieged city of mariupol lay down their weapons and leave. and both ukraines president and deputy prime minister have accused russia of genocide. meanwhile, authorities reporting ammonia as a chemical plant and designated a hazardous zone five kilometers around the site. within kyiv overnight, russian shelling hit homes and a shopping district, killing at least four people. security footage shows a huge explosion followed by a series of smaller blasts at a s...

In this incredible piece, published today. well talk about how the desk and faster, watch as a doctor tried to save a girl from shrapnel. she died a, second shot died, then a third. the mother in this photo, losing her 18 month old son. quote, ambulances stop picking up the wounded, because people couldnt call them without a signal. they couldnt navigate the pontiff streets. they describe the devastation, all over the city, as shelling at the hospitals around. it shattered the windows of our van...

Virtually nothing salvageable. outside you can see sheer devastation. the entire campus area, best we can tell according to local reports and fires there, is uninhabitable. ukrainian military and emergency workers sprung right into action. they tried to help the injured and evacuate survivors. you can see what a troubled scene it is here. at least 17 people injured. the death toll is not something that is confirmable. you can see a massive crater from the impact of the bomb. the reference point ...

Hearing throughout the day is constant bombardment, particularly in the northwest. we know that there was a terrible strike yesterday, and you have seen that video. its not the video you just sh showed, but its a similar heartbreaking scene of massive destruction, a huge apartment building basically gutted. and emergency services say they think that up to 100 people would be trapped in that rubble, buried in that rubble. but they have no way to access it at the moment because the shelling is con...

Trucks, with their ladders, going up to the second, third floors to get people out of the building in the middle of all this, knowing as the fighting will likely continue while they are trying to save the people, trey. unbelievable video you are showing us. >> emergency workers here are sticking around, they understand they have a job to do. ambulance drivers to medics even those driving trains of evacuees to the western part of the country have stayed and stepping up in the role they can play. ...

Ended with no progress. tonight with the context, andrea kendall—taylor, former deputy national intelligence officer for russia and eurasia, in the office of the director of national intelligence and paul waugh, chief political commentator at the i newspaper. welcome to the programme — as we enter the the third week of russias invasion of ukraine, there are no signs of an end to the fighting. the first round of high—level talks between the foreign ministers of ukraine and russia in turkey ...

You know very well is very much a part of the russian playbook. this is information where pollutant is losing. >> the cia making a public debut chemical weapons is on the table. one of our analysts referred to that earlier tonight in our reporting. it is part of what the united states and those in ukraine may be bracing for. thank you fors kicking with our coverage and the readout with joy read continues right now. >> good evening everyone and we begin tonight with the civilian tragic that conti...