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The mayor saying it is possible a mall was hit. but hard to tell at night. these cities do fall under curfew, but it does seem like the russians are pushing forward with their bombardment of the capital. we hear anti-aircraft fire coming from the capital, as well. a sign that air strikes there are underway. as you said in the east of the country, mariupol does seem to be getting the worst of this russian onslaught, of a russian bombardment that seems to be targeting civilians. they announced tha...

That city? >> well, the upper hand, its hard to say, really, carley. its a very good question, but we are not getting real-time information out of mariupol purely because it is such an intense battle. last we heard, of course, was this demand from the russian forces that the ukrainians surrender. that would indicate that the russian forces clearly have the city surrounded. they feel they have the upper hand. on the other hand, the ukrainian forces came straight back and said they will be no surr...

Streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: 10 million people have now fled their homes in ukraine since the start of the war — more than a quarter of the population. russias deadline for the defenders of mariupol to lay down their arms comes and goes — but theres no sign of surrender. its now a week since the british government launched a scheme for people to provide accomodation to ukrainian re...

Can you describe the conditions facing the people there who are trapped? we talked about the fact they have been trapped for days if not weeks now >> theres only one word for this situation and its hell, because people dont have electricity, any heat, any water. the food supply, theres very little. even some dont have a food supply. so the situation is terrible. all the world knows this. but russians dont want to let the humanitarian convoy to enter mariupol, because they say they only let it if...

Mariupol as sort of a preview of coming attractions for what were going to see in kyiv. what is important to understand is they have not put a significant number of troops into mariupol, what they have been depending on more than anything else is the artillery, the rockets, and the missiles that are just raining terror down on the city. >> theyre just coming in from outside. >> just shooting from outside. theyre dunking artillery into the city. they dont want to fight inside the city. what they ...

Way, even if its just jam radio signals. they call russians in russia and say do you know how poorly this is going for you. everyone is engaged. the problem is they are literally starving. this is a siege, thats what the russians are doing here. again, how long they can hold out, and thats very important. if they do surrender, these forces will be free to go back up. if you want to go back to the ukraine map overall, that will free forces to go up this way. eventually you can surround a lot of u...

Areas, having the strategy of terrorizing the people. we -- it has been announced, but given an example of a town which has been overtaken, with mariupol also in the southeast, the local mayor had been kidnapped because he did not want to surrender, lets say. surrender to the occupying authorities. but kyiv is also a good example, for the third week of the attacks. and of course, the attempts which were not successful for russia to overtake the ukrainian capital. its more the part of the north i...

Against kyiv. the ukrainians know this. this is why theres no surrender in mariupol. this is the tragedy of warfare. its always the innocent who suffer the most. and putin seems determined to do this, particularly in an effort to break ukrainian morale and put more pressure on zelenskyy to surrender for humanitarian reasons. the thing is, zelenskyy and the ukrainians understand that if they do surrender, what will happen is these russian special police will go through and arrest everybody, depor...

Surrender from ukraine, right? unsurprisingly, they are rejecting russias demand to surrender the port city of mariupol. in a couple of minutes well talk about one of the city council members there. i know you talked not too long ago with one of the leaders in ukraine. what is the assessment of the situation and what are we looking for now? >> well, hallie, it is increasingly more dire. i spoke with the deputy prime minister of ukraine who said of course she was not surprised that the leaders in...

10 million people have now fled their homes in ukraine since the start of the war, more than a quarter of the population. asa as a russian deadline looms for defenders of mariupol to lay down their homes, the deputy prime minister says there will be no surrender. many see the invasion of the country by vladimir putin as a pivotal moment in history. the german chancellor, olaf scholz, has called it a turning point, a monumental shift which will have consequences for many nations and how they work...