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Territory it will be war with nato. and those who are receiving cancer can stay as long as they want, they are being brought to england shortly. it is the 14th of march. it is known that a pregnant woman and her baby have both died after russian forces bombed a maternity hospital in mariupol where she was meant to give birth. the health secretary said this. >> its a war crime, because an international law, you cannot attack health facilities, hospitals. >> at least two people have died, three ot...

Siren blares and the sound they have to learn to live with. the russian army might be far from lviv but there is still a state of high alert. the sound triggered a panic attack for this woman. it is still the case here, despite the war, that the young trust their parents to protect them, whatever might come. however strange the world that they have been cast into. their hope is that the train would help them avoid this. the line of cars to the polish border. those people are moving on foot down ...

Like where you are right now, erin. >> reporter: so what happened was, pamela, to get here it took another 16, 17 hours, and we passed various border crossings. we also, you know, one checkpoint alone took us over 6 hours because theres military check points in the towns. men are building up concrete. theyre putting big piles of tires presumably in case they need to burn them to stop a russian invasion. so you have that and just lines and lines of people all of them trying to head for the border...

Leader in the middle of what matthew chance is reporting is happening in kyiv. we should expect a white house readout afterward of what was discussed between the two of them. and don, remember it was just a few weeks ago or a few days ago that my colleague natasha bertrand and i reported that white house officials had had discussions privately with the ukrainian president about basically preparing a contingency plan if what is happening now was going to happen. if russia was going to go in and a...

The mayor of this city said strikes came outside of the city as well. as he mentioned ukrainians claim they annihilated russians support for the aircraft. president zelensky said is a russian hit squad is after him and his family. he said hes not going anywhere. things are quiet here. but its past 4 a.m. earlier today we saw fear on peoples faces and long lines at the gas pumps and at banks people getting gas and tens of thousands fleeing the capital coming to the safe zone but there were some p...

Pouring in from around the world. aid for ukraine is pouring in. and not just from governments and big organizations. a small charity in scotland making a plea on social media for donations to help refugees who crossed the polish border. the store soon flooded with supplies from the town residents. so much so the the vans transporting the goods are packed full. >> the whole community. >> a multitude of food. animal food and human food. everything you can imagine. >> its disstressing. i have thre...

Church choir musing, praying for. ukraine so that gives you an indication of a kind of a motion rollercoaster that goes on your back. but at the, moment this is the biggest ukrainian city closest to the polish border. however, this is a transit point for a lot of migrants, who of course, marshall crossing the border. and also my big fear is given the cultural political significance someone with a twisted mine like mr. putin could see a striker as a win. something like. that there is a lot of cul...

Them out of the united nations. i dont think were at that point, nor should we be. what we can do however in other sectors of society, sports, exchanges of museum directors, economics obviously, thats where we ought to be turning off the taps. ultimately we want to keep the diplomatic and military lines of communication open, because what we really ought to worry about here is a miscalculation. some young russian pilot launches a missile that flies over the polish border inadvertently but hits a...

This much. >> that is at the core of it, anna. its an important aspect of this story that needed to be told. arwa damon there at the ukrainian/polish border. peter zelmayev is director of the eurasia democracy movement. were joined from kyiv again. its great to check in with both of you again. what has been happening since we last spoke a few days ago. how difficult is it to get around? >> michael, we are very close to the town where you can see behind us this is an effort fwi local citizens t...

Minute the bombing started, i just took off. i drove past with a bombing off to my right. it took me eight hours through pretty heavy traffic. a lot of people lining up for fuel, blocking traffic to get to lviv. i picked up my family and we headed to the border. unfortunately the board on the ukrainian side was a nightmare of the time. thank you straighten it out but we were in the car 52 hours including my 15-month-old baby and my dog. so we had enough supplies to get through, but that was quit...