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Turning tables on Russia with West’s arms, Ukraine goes on offence

Those stuck amid this war. in mariupol russian troops are reportedly trying to storm a steel plant where more than a thousand ukrainian soldiers and civilians are trapped underground. ukraine's deputy prime minister calling on the united nations to demand a ceasefire in order to create humanitarian evacuation routes. >> translator: if our people are killed in mariupol, there will be a referendum. ukraine will leave any negotiating process. >> reporter: intense fighting continues along the front lines in the eastern part of this country. tank battles and artillery fire are reported. we do know ...

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Kherson, intense fighting in kharkiv, a missile landing in the centre on a government building and the satellite image of this a0 mile long convoy approaching their city. and they would have heard once again, we have counted three this morning, the air raid sirens going off. there is a real concern from people here, living underground, as well as western intelligence officials, that we will see more of this indiscriminate shelling, the use of cluster bombs on residential areas that we have seen in kharkiv, we could soon see it here. that is the real worry and why? because russia's goal is bein...

Get into poland and regarding the people trying to get into romania, the un refugee agency says there are queues that are 20 kilometres long. 660,000 ukrainians have fled their country since the russian invasion of the country last thursday. hour corresponded james waterhouse is in the capital kyiv and gave us this update. we say it most days, but people are especially bracing themselves today. i think given the fact that in the basements underground, the underground stations, people get their news instantaneously, a very instant picture of the large—scale conflict that is engulfing their co...