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Being caught up in all this. and down the road we met natalya, demanding to know why russia is firing at them. haunted by the terrified screams of her son. they didn't make it to the bomb shelter — the missiles came in too fast. rescuers have been salvaging scraps from the factory wreckage. but however resilient ukraine is, this kind of attack sows fear and saps morale, because when the sirens go now, no—one can feel safe here. sarah rainsford, bbc news, dnipro. as the conflict intensifies, the column of armoured vehicles that had been heading to kyiv appears to have been redeployed i'm jo...

Salvaging scraps from the factory wreckage. but however resilient ukraine is, this kind of attack sows fear and saps morale, because when the sirens go now, no—one can feel safe here. sarah rainsford, bbc news, dnipro. kateryna malofieieva is a ukrainian journalist based in dnipro, eastern ukraine. thank you very much for coming on the programme. we saw the impact of the missiles heating, saw the devastation. what was it like to live through?- it like to live through? well, for many _ it like to live through? well, for many people, _ it like to live through? well, for many people, i _ it lik...

The missiles came in too fast. rescuers have been salvaging scraps from the factory wreckage. but however resilient ukraine is, this kind of attack sows fear and saps morale. because when the sirens go now, no—one can feel safe here. sarah rainsford, bbc news, dnipro. as the conflict intensifies, the column of armoured vehicles that had been heading to kyiv appears to have been redeployed to surrounding areas — causing more concern that a new attack on the capital could be imminent. our international correspondent orla guerin has been to the front line, close to the town of bucha where rus...

"we didn't ask them to come and save us," irina tells me. "we were living fine in our own country. "we love our country and we'll defend it," she says. across the hallway, alexander is clearing up for his 90—year—old aunt, distraught that she lived through one world war and she is now being caught up in all this. and down the road, we met natalia, demanding to know why russia is firing at them, haunted by the terrified screams of her son. they didn't make it to the bomb shelter — the missiles came in too fast. rescuers have been salvaging scraps from the factory wreckage. but however res...

But however resilient ukraine is, this kind of attack sows fear and saps morale. because when the sirens go now, no—one can feel safe here. sarah rainsford, bbc news, dnipro. one area where the russian advance on the ground has made progress is in the south of ukraine. they have captured the city of kherson and are pushing west towards the key port of odesa on the black sea. but the city of mykolaiv stands in their way, and while ukraine's forces are holding fast, it too has suffered extensive damage. andrew harding reports. a snowstorm enfolds us as we head for the front lines towards a ukr...