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Will try to get a more stable - phone, it all disappeared. 0k, we will try to get a more stable link. will try to get a more stable link to iulia. her story is one of many and we are seeing some of the pictures of the damage to buildings there. 17 years old and forced to leave mariupol, and now save, and iulia, i think, leave mariupol, and now save, and iulia, ithink, if leave mariupol, and now save, and iulia, i think, if you are able to hear me now, here in the uk we are showing a picture whic...

Streets, there have been signs of protest on their state media newscasts. i understand that even access through telegram to news from the outside world is starting to contract in that country. but also, you know, youre there. you tell me. i mean, what i have come to understand in the last three weeks about the ukrainian people is that this could have the opposite effect. the emotional targets will deepen the emotional commitment to making sure that russia loses this war. >> reporter: yeah, there...

This is my country. i need to document it, and im much more useful with a camera than a kalashnikov. >> is he out today taking pictures? >> i think so, yeah. hes in kharkiv today, last i spoke to him. >> oh my god. what is it that, despite your brilliant reporting from the country, we still dont understand about the ukrainian people? >> well, i think, you know, as your segment highlighted, i think it was really good. the woman, iulia there who works with world central kitchen, the optimism and t...

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I want my son to live. i want him to have a life. she was sending me photos of her son, and she said, ive signed up. im going to fight. i need to finish my work here and then go. and so, this is very much a people, you know, my colleague who reports for foreign policy had a piece about mariupol earlier and there was a quote in there from a woman saying something along the lines of, we see this destruction, but we know that we are going to be here to rebuild it. someone will have to be here to re...

Going to face when he came into a country that is pillaging to conquer. thats the point about the hospitals and schools and targeting the bread lines. this is about conquering a foreign land to him. >> cal, this number thats out today, confirmed by nato and u.s. intelligence, of 7,000 dead russian soldiers is in line with the estimate -- i think the ukrainians gave us the figure 6,000 to 8,000 a couple days ago. i wonder, with it stipulated that its difficult to get the truth into russia, im jus...

Hospital there. this is a woman who was part of the revolution in 2014. she was in the downtown square in kyiv providing medical treatment to civilians. she then went to the east for eight years and was a part of that sort of front line against the russians. you have these emotional targets, as colonel vindman said, now being picked up by the russians. its not clear under what circumstance or why except to say, when you put all this together, the bread lines, the medical facilities, the hospital...

Union and the west as ukraine has been trying to do. so, they have high hopes. i think the military successes that ukraine has had have really inspired people and have kept a lot of smiles on faces there, even though youd expect a lot of despair. that, of course, does exist, especially in places that are surrounded and besieged like mariupol in the south, but a lot of the people i talk to, they really smile through the pain, and the ones who are helping, volunteering, cooking, filling sandbags, ...

On fire there. you had richard engels reporting from kyiv of this grain facility that was targeted. in chirniv, we had ten people standing in a bread line that were gunned down. these are purposeful targets by the russians that are trying to undermine the very survival of civilians that are already being bombed. you were talking last hour to colonel vindman about emotional targets and i was in georgia in 2008 and what colonel vindman was laying out was remarkable to watch in georgia as the russi...