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Other besieged cities. this map shows the areas — here in solid red — which are under russian military control. the striped areas show russian advances. our first report this evening is from our international correspondent, orla guerin. survivors emerge from the wreckage after what ukraine says was a russian air strike on a maternity hospital. the local governor says pregnant women are among the wounded. there was supposed to be a ceasefire in place to let civilians flee in safety. instead, ...

A women in labour. russia insisted the hospital had been cleared before the attack and was being used by ukrainian troops. the attack happened during a supposed ceasefire, to enable some of the hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped in the city to escape. elsewhere in the country ceasefires did hold, allowing more civilians to flee other besieged cities. ourfirst report this evening is from our international correspondent, orla guerin, in irpin. a warning — her report contains some distres...

Know how many russian soldiers have been killed in ukraine? and how will they react to the? there was a brief moment today when one brushing your site posted the number of 9861 rushing soldiers killed in ukraine, and 16,153 wounded. that was quickly taken them. and what does it mean for russian resistance to vladimir putin when, according to one estimate, as many as 250,000 russians have fled from russia since vladimir putin invaded ukraine? our next guest, marcia goslyn, describe some of the pe...

Buildings. now, you go to kyiv. kyiv has something like 300,000 buildings. you have a giant task in front of you if youre a russian and you dont have the moral our marines have so this idea of fighting street to street, house to house really comes down to the resupplies because the ukrainian defenders i think after a week or two weeks, theyre going to be exhausted. there will be no hospitals. there is no way to put the wounded. they need food. they need water. there will be no electricity and at...

And as the violence worsens, the need for medical supplies to help the wounded continues to grow as does the wests determination to help. president joe biden signing $13.6 billion worth of aid only last week. >> the bottleneck is not funds because there has been a great deal of solidarity and generosity. so we now really need to step up the operation and response inside the country. >> reporter: in the knowledge that the longer the conflict lasts and the more the aid is needed, the more dangerou...

Pressing needs for humanitarian assistance but seemed merely beyond that. and that will beat mariupol and city is really under siege. there they are lacking even the most basic medical supplies, blood banks are empty, they have trouble with even the most basic emergency surgical supplies. and what you really need to do there is a evacuate the wounded, get some supplies in but it will be better to evacuate. we are talking about hundreds of people who need to be taken out, who have been wounded by...

In. and we are not able to send supplies in ourselves for the moment. but in other parts, like he have, other parts in the east, we are using trains, the national railway services still running, it hasnt been too badly hit so far. and that has been one of the most reliable ways to get supplies in. working with them quite closely and even considering using the trains to evacuate the wounded, which is something that has happened sporadically but something that we are looking at a bit more closely....

Some of the most jarring sites from ukraine are attacks on hospitals. including this one from mariupol. the world health organization estimates at least 43 medical facilities in ukraine have come under attack. joining me now is dr. zukin. the maternity hospital where he works has been turned into a hospital for the wounded. so glad you could be with me. describe what your hospital is like? what are the patients like? the injuries youre treating? >> yes, our hospital has been destroyed, our mater...

Hello and welcome to the programme. ukraines president volodymyr zelensky has accused russia of committing a war crime by bombing a maternity and childrens hospital in the besieged city of mariupol. a regional governor said at least 17 people had been injured. the attack came while a ceasefire was supposed to be in place. elsewhere in the country ceasefires did hold, allowing more civilians to flee other besieged cities. our first report is from our international correspondent, orla guerin in ir...

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