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Arkansas hell. arthel: yeah. , and nate, you know, these are really horrible images and images that are difficult to see and to process. but we have to continue showing it to the world so people know what is happening there, the heinous if crimes and that we don't want anyone to become desensitized to pain and suffering that's taking places there in ukraine. nate foy in our new york city if newsroom, or thanks. eric? many. eric: they are horrendous. russian forces say they used a hypersonic missile to destroy an ammunition if depot in western ukraine yesterday. if so, that would be the first l...

Aid workers, arthel, are struggling mightily to reach the displaced, often times they're having to take cover too, take shelter with the ukrainians themselves under those constant air raids. there has been a flurry of congressional activity here on the ground, two delegations -- one on the senate side, one on the house side -- and they believe that the fastest way to stop this humanitarian crisis is to help the ukrainians win this war. >> $7 billion of aid passed the united states congress. the sooner that gets in the hands of the ukrainians, the sooner the ukrainians can win this world and en...

Greater force. they back up and respond with the longer range weapons which, of course, is more discriminate. so as the fight intensifies, you see more casualties and more civilian casualties, arkansas hell. arthel: and then, of course, the curfew is in there where you are, lviv are. it's 10:03. have you been able to, earlier in the day, mike, see civilians walking around, or are they just hunkering down for fear of what might happen? what's the situation like? >> reporter: here in the western part of the country people go about their tasks. the streets do fill up during the day, but they are ...

Hot, indeed, we're going to ache you now to lviv, ukraine, our crews there are just now hearing air sirens, in fact, multiple explosions earlier today rocked the city of lviv, a hub for millions of ref of few gees trying to escape this brutal war. russia's scorched earth campaign is now in its second month, and we're getting new pictures showing the extension of devastation in the port city of mariupol after weeks of heavy shelling. we're going to go now to lviv live where jeff paul has been reporting from. jeff, what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, those air raid sirens just actually stop...