War Doesnt End News Today

As rapid as this one. our by hour, minute by minute, more people are fleeing the terrifying reality of violence. >> u.n. estimates that 90% of the ukrainian population could face poverty and economic vulnerability if the war doesnt end soon. that could set the country and the region back decade, leaving deep social and economic scars for generations to come. cnn is monitoring the refugee crisis in poland and were joined live from near the border with ukraine. im struck by the sheer number of peo...

The bodies of their neighbours. just the trauma and psychological burden this is going to have on the population. under such conditions, staying in mariupol or having to go to russia was irinas almost impossible choice. do you worry that if this war doesnt end in agreement or that parts of ukraine remain occupied that you wont be allowed to go back to ukraine itself? translation: we hope that there will be such an opportunity. we are already imagining ways that we can get back to our homeland. w...

There and, you know, theres times when youre away from your friends and family, then on a weekend you get to see all that great countryside and be part of that, thats a great place to be. how much does netflix plan to spend in the uk on films over the next year? well, we dont determine it really that way because you kind of figure out wheres the best place to shoot. so it really is... right now, were shooting a film called heart of stone with gal gadot thats going to be over there. we just finis...

Now? >> look, i think if they dig in, they build up their supply lines they can essentially stay static for a number of weeks. all the while bombarding cities with long-range artillery and rocket fire. the war doesnt end. it doesnt suddenly become peaceful. it means the maneuver elements, thanks and so forth are not going anywhere. the forces are digging in. >> from the ukrainian side, of course these are gains. like you have clearly pointed out, these are very fragile gains, nevertheless. what ...

This is going to have on the population. under such conditions, staying in mariupol or having to go to russia was irinas almost impossible choice. do you worry that if this war doesnt end in agreement or that parts of ukraine remain occupied that you wont be allowed to go back to ukraine itself? translation: we hope that there will be such an opportunity. - we are already imagining ways that we can get back to our homeland. wyre davies, bbc news, dnipro, ukraine. meanwhile, within the past few h...

Under such conditions, staying in mariupol or having to go to russia was irinas almost impossible choice. do you worry that if this war doesnt end in agreement or that parts of ukraine remain occupied, that you wont be allowed to go back to ukraine itself? translation: we hope that there will be such an opportunity. - we are already imagining ways that we can get back to our homeland. wyre davies, bbc news, dnipro, ukraine. thats the situation in mariupol. i want to tell you now about how americ...

Left unscathed by the russian bombardment. tens of thousands of people are trapped in mariupol, without the basics to survive, and nowhere near enough aid being allowed in. there is absolutely a humanitarian crisis there. there has been a humanitarian crisis for well over two weeks. you have people who havent had access to water or food for weeks now, people who are... ..dead bodies on the street and people burying the bodies of their neighbours. just the trauma and psychological burden this is ...

Burden this is going to have on the population. under such conditions, staying in mariupol or having to go to russia was irinas almost impossible choice. do you worry that if this war doesnt end in agreement or that parts of ukraine remain occupied that you wont be allowed to go back to ukraine itself? translation: we hope that there will be such an opportunity. we are already imagining ways that we can get back to our homeland. wyre davies, bbc news, dnipro, ukraine. americas most senior diplom...

Whether you were going to stay in the dpr or go to russia. the choice was between the dpr and russia. the city irina left behind is in ruins, barely a building left unscathed by the russian bombardment. tens of thousands are still trapped in mariupol, without the basics to survive, and nowhere near enough aid being allowed in. there is absolutely a humanitarian crisis there. theres been a humanitarian crisis for well over two weeks. you have people who havent had access to water or food for week...

Psychological burden this is going to have on the population. under such conditions, staying in mariupol or having to go to russia was irinas almost impossible choice. do you worry that if this war doesnt end in agreement or that parts of ukraine remain occupied that you wont be allowed to go back to ukraine itself? translation: we hope that there will be such an opportunity. - we are already imagining ways that we can get back to our homeland. wyre davies, bbc news, dnipro, ukraine. retired us ...