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So, you know, we still havel challenges ahead, but were going to face it together as a familx _ therell be adjustments, too, for nazanin and herfamily, who havent been all together for six long years. homecomings a journey, not an arrival. i dont think it will be just today, therell be a whole process, and hopefully well look back in years to come and be a normalfamily, and this will be a chapter in our lives, but there are many more chapters to come. this is how its been for the past few months...

In the kitchen while the missile hit in the kids room. _ its on the opposite side _ of the flat and it was like complete hell, immediate blackout, | fire and dust and it was for gods sake we managed - to survive, i dont know how. it is like 1 billion chance for us. how did you all feel when you got to israel? i felt myself, - and im feeling myself, like the happiest man in the world to be able, with the help of so many friends, - so many great people, - to be able to get my family in a safer pla...

One—bedroom house. 498 beds on a two—bedroom flat. itjust makes me really sad that there are so few properties. no, same situation, there is nothing suitable, either on the council lists all the private rentals at the moment. so, for the time being, this is where i am. this is where i will stay until i can find something.

Of missile attacks, as weve seen some footage of -- cruise missiles coming from the ships. but there have been ships parked offshore that are loaded with a lot more missiles, they just have to fire them. which to do so again with flat in the city. again, most of western ukraine remains untouched, relatively. so again, this is not an operation of conquest, its a psychological operation, as we keep being told. it really will come down to putin changing his calculus, and turning his troops around, ...

Shes here to see what can be salvaged from the wreckage of her daughters tiny flat in a block that was badly damaged three days ago. "look," she says, "a fragment of a rocket." luckily, everyone was safe in the shelter. and in the kitchen, 0lena says the fridge, the microwave, the extractor — its all gone. and theres another piece of rocket in the ceiling. even the shopping was burnt. "my daughter and her husband are newly—weds. "well get through this." translation: its bad - very bad- _ the...

Hope about that, but it seems like nothing came out of it. the some had thought vladimir putin was backing off about deunification of ukraine. ly -- theyve been seeing some things that they think theyll receive concrete results in the next few days. how realistic do you think that is? >> you know, you dont want to rule out diplomacy. in fact, uts rlt a lot of people continue and just have it on the flat. >> reporter:s and it seems to me thats the point where vladimir

From his home in the hills that divide lviv. i lived in the most peaceful city of ukraine. we had some plans for life, to travel, to buy some flat, to have a child. and i dont know when my life might be normal again. location has always been lviv�*s mantra of protection. too far west to really matter in this war. its role instead, to offer sanctuary and refuge. many here tonight are still clinging to that thought. lucy williamson, bbc news, lviv. around the capital kyiv, russian forces are sti...

[inaudible] bodies lying on the ground and i saw that there were separate legs, separate arms. the was crying. unhuman sounds. we ran to the next house because it was my parents house they were in the basement. their flat was completely destroyed. is mine not destroyed. but it doesnt have doors and windows but still a lot of people died. a lot of blood was everywhere. and we dont have our flag anymore. russians say it is a special military program but it is not. it is a real awful horrible war a...

It is very special time for me, for my citizens. it is my duty. today it is my duty. >> no matter how many people come in, its your duty? >> we completely rebuild our school, our theater, our sport gym. my citizens host in home, in flat. i host one family, refugees in my home. we open all doors. we open my heart. it is special time. >> you have such pride in your city. as i walk around i see the windows and the cathedral being

I want to come back to ukraine but if nothing change, i will try to get higher education here. i try to continue working. i work as private teacher for kids, german language, so i try to keep up. >> i know your mom is with you. have you heard from your stepfather and grandparents? >> my stepfather is in western ukraine now with my dogs. they are doing okay. i got fresh news from my grandparents today. theyve been evacuated to donetsk. their flat has also burned. there was a fire and i saw video ...