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>> please stop the bombing. how many more missiles have to fall on our cities? until you make this happen. >> also today, a high-rare diplomatic trip in the hot zone. dramatic restrictions, in kyiv, a 35-hour curfew starts. around the capital, you see pictures of pure destruction. debris, charred walls, all thats left of home after home after home. fights around the city is constant. artillery targeting russian tanks burrowed in the woods outside of kyiv. every moment outside, it seems, it a lif...

Is meant to be a safe zone for so many of the displaced people, has remained relatively unscathed. but that appears to be changing now. the ukrainian air force say that the russians targeted that facility with six cruise missiles from the black sea. they say that they intercepted two of them, but they did considerable damage because it destroyed the place, and evidently, they were targeting these aging, dwindling fleet of ukraines fighter jets. and the russians are clearly now going after infras...

This evening. places like kharkiv and sumy are being hit hard. you mentioned maripol in a desperate condition. russians have hit hospitals, churches and apartment buildings. they hit an art school earlier today. around 400 people mostly elderly, women and children were taking shelter from those attacks. we dont know what condition theyre in. many people are feared to be trapped under the rubble. in that city. where the situation is just going from bad to worse. here in lviv, there is relative sa...

Whats happening on the battlefield, which you heard described before by the mayor and others that some of the humanitarian corridors were coming under attack. in fact, some believe the russians just used them to line up the targets. and so we looked at the way to develop something thats used before, a humanitarian no fly zone, which is far less bellicose. in that no fly zone, the aircraft enforcing it do not fire at anyone unless theyre fired upon or if that aircraft fires upon the humanitarian ...

Us. i want to start by asking you with p what we just heard in the a-block of this show from john herbst, who says there is the possibility of a the zone. >> youre talking about a country that has 6,000 nuclear warheads. its a very different situation. and also youre talking about a shooting down russian jets. at that point, the united states would be in a direct war. from that point when children were getting under desks in schools you would have that

With russian forces because russian forces really are not in western ukraine but that would send a signal, first of all, to help refugees and the civilians in the corridors going into the humanitarian assistance zone. also, letting russia know that at some point, nato is going to insist on stopping the fighting in the future. >> okay. that would kind of be like dipping your toe into a no-fly zone, right? a humanitarian assistance zone over western ukraine would still require nato forces to shoot...

And we should have new sanction which motivate putin to stop the aggression and to take back from our country, and we should have a special act, land-lease act, from nutrition to ammunition because were fighting here not only for ukrainian soil. were fighting here for our partners and for nato, for freedom and for democracy. and i want to use this opportunity, by the way, to thank all the international journalists who works here in ukraine and deliver the truth about the russian aggression in uk...

>> that sound dangerous. >> you want to have children, kids, college exposed to different points of view. the problem is as we are living in a society that is changing quite rapidly, this demands nuanced conversation and social media is a nuance-free zone. >> were not going to ask about your children. and im not going to talk about my children, but what i have heard from their friends and what weve heard from kids on college campuses are that theyre afraid to talk in class. its not just one of t...

Where progress had been made, or whether a ceasefire had even been discussed. melinda haring is the deputy director of eurasia center at the atlantic council — an american think—tank. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. what did you make of those lines that came out of the latest discussions? i lines that came out of the latest discussions?— lines that came out of the latest discussions? i think it is too soon to say anything — discussions? i think it is too soon to say anything in...

Youll win half the time. know your enemy and you win half the time. if you know neither, youll lose. the russians didnt know themselves. they didnt know the ukrainians are now they are finding themselves face-to-face with an adversary that has more will to fight than they do. we are doing whatever we can to help the ukrainians but i heard the recommendation could be established a no fly zone or humanitarian zone. the question is would we be doing it ourselves or with our allies and what would th...