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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 co...

Shape will occur. what do you think happens now? >> well, first of all, i will tell you this. i was not surprised with the official response by the government. it was obvious that the ukrainian government would not surrender in mariupol. this makes no sense militarily because surrendering in mariupol right now means the russians will have much more forces that they can use in other areas in the donetsk region. second, politically, we are not giving up. we have been receiving so many pleas from t...

We go from the basement? we are cooking at a fire. for now, we have food and firewood stop in a week, we will have nothing, no food at all. what should we do?— will have nothing, no food at all. what should we do? wish it offered authorities here _ what should we do? wish it offered authorities here safe _ what should we do? wish it offered authorities here safe passage - what should we do? wish it offered authorities here safe passage for i authorities here safe passage for anyone who wanted ...

The rules the world is five. if we just handed over to authoritarian dictatorships like russia and china, we are less secure. no sane person wants war but unlike the iraq war we did not start this one. putin dead. he started it because he sensed american weakness after trump left office lifting sanctions on the pipeline and cutting defense spending and surrendering to the taliban on top of the weakness putin saw from biden and obama the last time he invaded ukraine. instead of peace through stre...

Protest on display the empty strollers set up in a town square to represent each of the 109 children that ukraine says have been killed since the invasion began. we begin with chief foreign correspondent richard engel reporting from kyiv. and a warning, some of these images are disturbing >> reporter: with its military advance stalled, it seems that russia is increasingly targeting civilians. a missile exploded here in kyiv around 8:00 a.m. this morning. no military targets anywhere in sight. ju...

Complexes like this is a terror campaign, frightening ukrainians into surrendering. but its not working. all of this damage, here at, across the country, is only convincing ukrainians of the need to fight even harder, or lose everything. >> in front of a building, natalia was having a first cup of coffee, when, suddenly, a window exploded into shards. everything started crumbling. i felt the shock wave, and i fell on the floor, she says. it was covered an iron on the cuts, shes optimistic. our w...

Hundreds, literally hundreds of bombs, every 2a hours, every day. there is nothing to restore. we have to build this city from scratch. find to build this city from scratch. and with, of course, _ to build this city from scratch. and with, of course, the _ to build this city from scratch. and with, of course, the russian ultimatum, dmytro, and are you poll resisted and said, no, to surrendering, but is a sense of fear now? —— mariupol. as a fear of what the consequences of that? we now? -- ...

Surrendering. it is partly the rally people to the cause. partly a way to get folks to move to the front. but it is very much an information war. its happening here, justices in happening in russian. and behind it all is presidential in ski. and he is a man that has risen to this moment. he looks the part, every time we see the videos, we see is rallying cries. >> he certainly has risen to the moment. ali, in hungary, 2 million people have now fled ukraine. to neighboring countries. -- the u.s. ...

For now, we have some food and firewood. in a week, we will have nothing, no food at all. what should we do? russia offered authorities here safe passage for everyone who wanted to escape. in return, they wanted the city to surrender. mariupol refused. when it comes to ukraines fight for its survival, surrendering has long not been in its vocabulary, however work to get civilians out of mariupol continues. translation: we have plans for the work _ of humanitarian corridors for today. to date, ei...

Havent had anything directly from| havent had anything directly from the kremlin about what happens next. russia was clear about what it wanted to happen. they said if ukraine follow this ultimatum that they wanted the troops to come out and lay down their weapons and then they would allow a humanitarian corridor. the fact that ukraine has said they wont be surrendering the city means we dont know what the kremlin will do next. this only intensifies the situation in mariupol. what is interesting...