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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 still being kept at bay by strong and determined ukrainian resistance. 0n the front line are v...

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 still being kept at bay by strong and determined ukrainian resistance. on the frontline are villages, where ukrainian...

Regrouping. >> wouldnt you are hearing these attacks, do you have any sense of how close to you they are? >> -- i had to move my, because i lost my connection in my flat, and had to move much closer to the heart of the city. today, the last series of explosions was very near. i think the ukrainian air defense was firing practically above my head. of course, the central part of the city of kyiv is very well protected. again, the center of the city poses a very desirable target for the russians. t...

In the centre of lviv. max heard the explosions 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....

After working very hard to get a flat, to get a job, now its happening all over again. its heartbreaking. do you think it is going to be possible for ukrainians to forgive russia for what its done in any kind of short time at all? i dont think its possible in the short term, especially because of the way many russians responded to this war. im talking about instances which have been publicised a lot where people from ukraine, all their friends and relatives in russia saying, oh, my god, do you s...

Theyre living in their own flat now with the help of the city. >> soyoung park, thanks very much. joining us from berlin. she opened her home to ukrainian refugees. so many people are stepping up to help. we really appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> and just ahead, residents -- absolutely. good luck to you. residents of one port city devastated by russian shelling describe the horrors of the attack and how they survived. thats coming up. plus, russian forces h...

In the centre of lviv. max heard the explosions 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....

So i walked down to welcome them and saw them. they were quite distressed. they couldnt speak anything else but ukrainian and russian. so we had to chat via smartphone. and i was just inviting them come in and showing them the flat so that they kind of feel secure, they know that we are a real family and we dont want to harm them or anything. and then i was sorting out with the other volunteer, showing my i.d. yeah, and the next days we tried to do anything we can do for them. >> and how old are...