in a split second. attacking apartment complexes like this is a terror campaign, designed to frighten ukrainians into surrendering. but, it is not working. the damage here, and across this country, is only convincing ukrainians of the need to fight harder, or lose everything. in front of our building, natalia was having her first cup of coffee when, and suddenly, her window exploded and shards. everything started crumbling,. i felt the shock wave, and i fell on the floor, she says. even covered in iodine for all of her cuts, she s optimistic. our wonderful boys and girls are fighting, and we will win. our enemies, those damned occupiers, say we have some nazism here. i do not understand what is happening in those brains of their ears. those wild accusations of nazism in ukraine, vladimir putin was pushing them, once again. the scene, this giant cnn moscow today, is making their
was so many fly homes play as the lithuanian flags. really, they do see this as their fight. steve, thank you for your great reporting. it is an important story. steve hendrix, the jerusalem borough chief for the washington post. we appreciate your time tonight. thank you. in just a minute, i speak with the chief of staff to ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy. that is next. later, a top with the war photographer assigned to kyiv, who is taking these incredible photos. stay with us. stay with us business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this. your mover, rob, he s on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should ve just led with that. with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for each employee
he was paralyzed in fear. he wanted to evacuate, and can bring in stock with him. the dog refused to go anywhere. so, andre took a moment, put everything down, put his head to the dog s head, and reassure the dog that everything would be okay. and, eventually, the dog relented, and was let back into the home. andrea ended up leaving the dock behind. that s heartbreaking. up there is a picture from today s photo diary, which is more of the kind of thing the people are used to seeing when, they think about war. it is a group of soldiers, carrying something. that s is a sheet, a fabric, with a dead body and. correct. i had walked into the scene, and immediately stumbled on to the dead body. i was just shocked to see the position of the body, and when
convincing ukrainians of the need to fight harder, or lose everything. in front of our building, natalia was having her first cup of coffee when, and suddenly, her window exploded and shards. everything started crumbling,. i felt the shock wave, and i fell on the floor, she says. even covered in iodine for all of her cuts, she s optimistic. our wonderful boys and girls are fighting, and we will win. our enemies, those damned occupiers, say we have some nazism here. i do not understand what is happening in those brains of their ears. those wild accusations of nazism in ukraine, vladimir putin was pushing them, once again. the scene, this giant cnn moscow today, is making their first public appearance. they launched their invasion in ukraine over three weeks ago. tens of thousands of people,
today s photo diary, which is more of the kind of thing the people are used to seeing when, they think about war. it is a group of soldiers, carrying something. that s is a sheet, a fabric, with a dead body and. correct. i had walked into the scene, and immediately stumbled on to the dead body. i was just shocked to see the position of the body, and when the hands were together, and when they were asleep, i only hope, and prayed, that it was painless. especially when it all happened. i don t know how to measure what is more sad.