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The situation in the south of the country, quite different to mariupol, we are hearing devastating stories, devastating reports of bodies dumped in the streets because of the bombardment and the fighting, mass graves, people running out of food and water. there is no water or no power, the city has been plunged into darkness and in these freezing conditions, i know the sun is out today, but it was —15 last night and in those conditions, the people do not have heating either. we will continue o...

Can see, the situation is getting worse. yes. ithink can see, the situation is getting worse. yes. i think we will definitely have to act to get him out of there, because i know he is just trying to be really brave for us. it isjust just trying to be really brave for us. it is just not that kind of situation where you have to be brave. ~ ., , ., situation where you have to be brave. ~ .,, ., i. i. brave. we hope that you get your father out safely. _ brave. we hope that you get your father out s...

But we already know putins war against ukraine will never- be a victory. he hoped to dominate i ukraine without a fight. he failed. all the while, the refugee crisis continues to grow. as the russians widen their assault, less and less of ukraine remains safe and more and more families feel they have no choice but to leave. jon donnison, bbc news. as the fighting rages on, as does the bombardment, _ as the fighting rages on, as does the bombardment, many- as the fighting rages on, as does the bo...

In whatever way possible, l whether thats employment, whether its sponsorship, i or whether its just being actually a helping hand to some of thesel people that are coming over, we stand ready. i imagine if we were in that situation. we would want our neighbours to help and support, and i think thats the whole point of this — that, you know, ukraine is our neighbour and we can help and we should. but they cant. i call the home secretary. this was priti patel 12 days ago. making a success of th...

Border checks across the region are minimalfor those fleeing the war but protection rests on making sure the vulnerable are visible, because it is hard to protect them if they are not. lucy williamson, bbc news, moldova. more than 2.5 million people have now fled ukraine and the humanitarian situation is stretching resources to the limit in several countries. at least 1.5 million of the refugees have made their way to poland; some are being housed in reception centres near the border and others ...

Our only hope is that the war will stop, the front line will stay where it is — this is what we hope. even without any dramatic changes of the front line, we are approaching a breaking point, but if theres a dramatic implosion and fighting around odesa, that could be a complete catastrophe for the humanitarian situation here and for that, you cannot plan, you cannot prepare. it would just be completely overwhelming. charities say its already proving difficult to keep track of some children fle...

Lives in kyiv at _ on the situation he faces. my dad lives in kyiv at the _ on the situation he faces. my dad lives in kyiv at the moment - on the situation he faces. my dad lives in kyiv at the moment and l on the situation he faces. my dad l lives in kyiv at the moment and he is not in the central area, his area is not in the central area, his area is relatively ok for now, but the russian troops are swarming here and the only complication factor is that my father has kidney failure and he has...

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