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Tim mack was in kramatorsk earlier this week, a city that has seen the 75% of its population flee the war. it was also the target of a deadly strike near its train station, you will remember this, that killed 59 people. joining us now from kyiv, is tim mack, npr investigative correspondent, hes been reporting from ukraine since the start of the war. tim, thanks for being here, thank you for being with us. lets talk about your experience, please, and kramatorsk, which is due north of mariupol, it...

In kramatorsk, two dozen people were wounded and we were in kramatorsk earlier this week, a city that has seen 75% of the population flee the war. it is also the target of a deadly strike near its train station, you will remember this, that killed 59 people. joining us now, from kyiv, is tim mack, npr investigative correspondent. he has been reporting from ukraine since the start of the war. tim, thanks for being here. thank you for being with us. lets talk about your experience, please, in kram...

It carries both cars and trains into the central ukrainian city of dnipro, the bridge hit as cars wart crossing. missile strikes caused electrical damage of three major substations at lviv, delaying trains to a city that has become a critical hub for aid that flows into the country from eastern europe. it also knocked down power to hundreds of thousands of people, and some targets appear to have no obvious strategic value, like when russian rockets struck an amusement park in kharkiv. leaving a ...

Eastern, all across the country, and it looks like the ukrainian military has been able to play a part in whether or not russia gets to celebrate its victory day the way vladimir putin and the russian generals might want to. theyve been denying and slowing down the russian advance, which is really struggle told make progress in critical areas. in kramatorsk, still held by ukrainian military forces and there is fierce fighting just down the road there, and points north, but as you can see, by loo...

Theyve been denying and slowing down the russian advance, which has really struggled to make progress in critical areas. in kramatorsk, its still held by ukrainian forces, meh -- and points north of there. as you can see by looking at various maps of the battlefield, ukrainian lines are holding installing russian forces if they try to push forward. there hasnt been any dramatic breakthroughs. >> tim thanks again for your excellent reporting on this, tim mack is an npr investigative correspondent...

Tim mack, npr investigative correspondent, hes been reporting from ukraine since the start of the war. tim, thanks for being here, thank you for being with us. lets talk about your experience, please, and kramatorsk, which is due north of mariupol, its ingenious in the eastern part of russia that is being fought over. those who remain there, continue to face shelling. there are critical shortages of fuel, and food, there is infrastructure in communication failures. how are people still coping, t...

Critical areas. in kramatorsk, its still held by ukrainian forces, meh -- and points north of there. as you can see by looking at various maps of the battlefield, ukrainian lines are holding installing russian forces if they try to push forward. there hasnt been any dramatic breakthroughs. >> tim thanks again for your excellent reporting on this, tim mack is an npr investigative correspondent, right now hes in kyiv, we appreciate you making time for us, its not late its very early for you there,...

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