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That it had verified 1,335 civilian casualties in ukraine, including a74 killed and 861 injured, since russia's invasion. let's go live now to lviv in western ukraine — and join my colleague yalda hakim... over to you. thank you and we are almost two weeks into this conflict and, really, there is no corner of this country that is not feeling the effects of it. the horrors of war present every day and those desperate civilians trying to get out in some of those worst affected areas in the south of the country and be envious of and kyiv, the capital. you talked about sumy on the 21 civilians w...

Battle for ukraine" 9:30 p.m. on sky news. stay with us for that. let's take a look at other stories emerging from the russian invasion of ukraine. the u.n. said it's been able to verify 474 civilian deaths and 861 injuries in ukraine since russia began to invade with the real death toll likely to be much higher. and the u.n. refugee agency says that up to 2.2 million people have fled ukraine since the start of the offensive. in the uk, the home of this, say the number of visas issued have risen to more than 750 up from 500 yesterday. while a new processing center in lille in france is exp...

And if i die, i die. back in lviv, natalia and her husband say they will stay in ukraine. as for charlie, the hope is, once the war ends, they will all be reunited. tim allman, bbc news. the latest casualty figures from the war in ukraine, the united nations human rights office has verified that 1335 civilian casualties in ukraine, including a74 that 1335 civilian casualties in ukraine, including 474 killed, 861 injured since the start of the invasion, but it is saying that that civilian toll is incomplete because they haven't had all reports cooperated. the previous tefl —— death toll for...

Time-worn russian strategy it pursued ruthlessly in chechnya in the 1990s and more recently in syria. at least 474 civilians including 29 children have been killed since the invasion began. this according to the u.n. human rights office. and a further 861 injured. though the u.n. believes the true figure is likely to be, quote, considerably higher. jim sciutto, cnn, lviv. >> perspective from someone on the broadcast since the war began with detailed explanations for why russia's military has operated the way it has. military analyst mark hertling joins us. general hertling, while the convoy no...

Rights office. and a further 861 injured, though the u.n. believes the true figure is likely to be, quote, considerably higher. jim sciutto, cnn, lviv. >> and joining me now once again, malcolm davis. he is a senior analyst in defense strategy and capability at the australian strategic policy institute. it's always good to get you on, sir. the pounding of civilian areas continues. but as we're just discussing there in jim's story and earlier, it would appear the actual advance of russian troops in terms of achieving objectives liken circling kyiv is still slow. what is your read of progress or...