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Still in place. some of eras neighbours in the cellar were openly pro—russian. "there were quite a few russian supporters down here," she says, "but they all left with the russian troops when they retreated. "i guess they were scared of what would happen "to them now." in a strange way, the horrors of the last few months have brought this town closer together. before the war, there were some people here, and elsewhere, who genuinely supported russia. thats not really the case any more. meanwhi...

Its onlyjust now that power has finally been restored here. new years decorations, still in place. some of eras neighbours in the cellar were openly pro—russian. "there were quite a few russian supporters down here," she says, "but they all left with the russian troops when they retreated. "i guess they were scared of what would happen "to them now." in a strange way, the horrors of the last few months have brought this town closer together. before the war, there were some people here, and els...

Of the last few months have brought this town closer together. before the war, there were some people here, and elsewhere, who genuinely supported russia. thats not really the case any more. meanwhile, the mayor of lyman is back and battling to restore basic services. but with russian rockets are still doing this kind of damage, hes not sure the town can cope with too many residents right now. "im100% sure that the russians wont capture "this town again," says mayor 0leksandr zhuravlyov. "0ur so...

Meanwhile, the mayor of lyman is back and battling to restore basic services. but with russian rockets are still doing this kind of damage, hes not sure the town can cope with too many residents right now. "i am 100% sure that the russians wont capture this town again," says mayor 0leksandr zhuravlyov. "0ur soldiers wont let that happen. "but still, the front lines are just too close." close, and getting louder, as both armies gear up for fresh offensives. andrew harding, bbc news, in lyman, ukr...

Past. natasha shows me a newspaper distributed during the occu occupation. what does she think of him? i havent thought of anything good about him since 2000, she says. he destroyed everything in russia. the power does, however, come in handy. >> and ben wedeman joins us now from kharkiv. ben n your piece, come residents spoke about leaving. do you have a sense of how many might stay there just by the conditions? >> reporter: well, it depends. weve heard president zelenskyy say that theyre going...

>> it depends. weve heard president zelenskyy say theyre gonna do as much as possible to restore basic services. but if that takes time, certainly, many people say that they want to leave. in fact, this is an area thats entries restricted except for journalists. so, many of them have relatives who are ready to drive in and take them away. because living in a town like that, without any basic services, let alone a functioning economy, not many people are gonna want to stay, anderson.

>> reporter: russian forces are trying to dig new defensive lines in the areas they still control. the governor of the kharkiv region says his priority at the moment is to restore basic services, electricity, water and heating in the newly liberated areas. while efforts continue to exhume who are body at the and if ukrainian officials are showing journalists what they say were russian prisons complete with torture room, this area continues to come under bombardment from russian forces. early sat...

I think its things like that. working on gas prices, trying to keep them low. cost of living, kitchen table issues. doing, not just telling is whats going to get this white house back on track seven months before an election. >> obama -- president obama also weighed in on the election, i want to share what he said. >> mister president, what do you say to democrats worried about the midterms? would you tell democrats worry about the midterms? >> weve got a story to tell im gonna tell it. >> there...

America calling people back to be built. >> now, services, ukrainians officials, they are trying to check the city and clean it mostly from the mines, because they are still dangerous for the civilians. and we are trying to restore morale connection because if you drive in, you cant call anybody. you can only talk orally, or find a person or really. and talk what you need. we are trying to restore electricity, and water and gas supply. its more complicated because, the whole system is broken. so...