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was in odessa when we spoke to her on monday, but she spoke the rest of this week reporting from mykolaiv before heading to, kyiv where she joins us now. thank you for making time to join us tonight, natalia. i know it is the middle of the night now where you are, and i understand that air raid sirens are continuing to go off even now. i. yes. i of course would share what is going on in kyiv, but coming back to your initial question, we are looking closely at what is going on in that town, the population is half 1 million. we just recently observed the we can say of another town, mariupol, unfortunate and very grave figure of 1532 civilians, which ukrainian 30s said were killed in that town. the concern is that similar things might happen. and the ukrainian army is able ....
Today, this group of civilian volunteers were issued guns and trained on how to use them by the ukrainian army in odessa. they taught them how to shoot well line on the ground, propping up the ground on a sandbag, that was a beach in odessa, today. except, it s not beach weather, it s snowing. a group of men formed a human assembly line to build up sandbags to fortify the city. they filled up 350,000 of these sandbags. in the last two weeks alone. in another part of the city, men and women were busy in the kitchen preparing hot meals for the soldiers. they rolled dough, they chopped pickles, they did it with smiles on their faces. in lviv, today, people attended a first aid class, this woman providing trading on how to care for the injured on a prosthetic dummy. and then later, on human volunteers. and is secondhand clothing shop across town, the store was giving away clothes free of charge, to any ukrainians who had come to lviv to flee the violence in the east. ....
Ukrainian our troops. but the vast majority are civilians. at the local, more corpses are piling up in the snow because there is not enough space to store the bodies. when ukrainian reporter was in odessa when we spoke to her on monday. but she spoke the rest of the week reporting from mykolaiv, before heading to kyiv, thank you for making time with us again tonight. i know it is the middle of the night where you are, and i understand that air raid sirens are continuing to go off even now. i, yes, i of course would share what is going on in kyiv, but coming back to your initial question, here we are looking closely at what is going on in that town. the population is half 1 million. we just recently observed the siege, we could say, of another town that was unfortunately a very grave figure of 1532 ....
A port city with half 1 million residents in southeastern ukraine. a new york times reporter in the city tonight says air raid serum started blaring there at 8 pm, shortly before the city was pounded by several artillery strikes. there were no immediate reports of casualties or white damage may have been caused. the city is just about 200 miles northeast of crimea, and importantly about 80 miles from odessa, another port that sits on the black sea. because of the proximity, mykolaiv it s become a strategic target. it could become a doorway to odessa. putin s forces have been targeting civilian areas of the city, leveling houses and pushing thousands of residents or evacuate. ukrainian forces are fighting back as russian soldiers have been peppering the town with firepower and missiles, killing hundreds of ukrainian soldiers and civilians. local officials say that more than 120 people have been killed so far, and some ....
Artillery strikes. there were no immediate reports of casualties or whatever mitch may have been caused. the city mykolaiv s northeast of crimea, importantly about 80 miles from odessa, another port that sits on the black sea. because of the proximity, mykolaiv has been a strategic target and taking the city could open the door to odessa for putin s forces. for the past two, weeks putin s forces have been targeting civilian areas of the city, leveling houses and pushing thousands of residents to evacuate. ukrainian forces are fighting back as russians holders have been peppering the town with firepower and missiles, killing hundreds of ukrainian soldiers and civilians. local officials say that more than 120 people have been killed so far. some ukrainian troops. but the vast majority are civilians. at the local morgue, corpses are piling up outside in the snow because there is not enough space to store the bodies. one ukrainian reporter, natalia ....