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That u.s. intelligence asset warning of military deaths but a staggering number of well as many as 50,000 ukrainians could die in a conflict. erin mclaughlin is in the capital of kyiv. >> reporter: on the brink of war, residents inbattle that u.s. intel full-scale invasion by russia the potential toll immense. 25,000 to 50,000 ukrainian civilians could die and another 1 to 5 million may be forced to flee their country, many to nearby poland. elina says she's not going any wrchlt she's training on the weekend with her two teenage boys. >> are you scared for your family? >> we're all going to di...

Weeks ago and gone into poland, because she could have come here. and she says, no, my country may need me _ and i said, what can you do? have you got a rocket launcher? 32—year—old elina left her parents in ukraine two years ago to come and live in glasgow. it is horrible, especially when you know that you cannot influence on all of the situation. i do what i can do, i support them, i contact them every hourjust to make sure that they are safe and i cannot sleep. i am very stressed. for many ukrainians living here, they are obviously relieved to be out of harm's way, but feel powerless to...

The city of kharkiv is being purged of life. in near total blackout, the police in the country's second largest city take us on patrol. the russians are not far. explosions. shelling happens every night. this close to the russian border, there is another threat here — saboteurs. no—one escapes scrutiny. elina, 76 years old, is lost and confused — in an instant, everybody�*s life has been upended. but this young nation has surprised russia, and the world, with its resolve.

Are concerned that they're going to be the next target. on the other hand, they want to fulfill their obligations. they're looking for the united states' leadership that's demonstrated by putting forces in those countries that will be at risk, and the united states will be at war in their support. >> general clark, appreciate it tonight. thank you as always. next, the journalist who captured the explosion in irpin, his account of the evacuation that was under way as the shell landed and what life in kyiv is like in the moment for him and others. later we'll talk to elina, we saw her at the...

Saboteurs. no one escapes scrutiny. elina, 76 years old, is lost and confused — in an instant, everybody�*s life has been upended. but this young nation has surprised russia and the world with its resolve. we weave our way past the fallen, into no man's land, with the ukrainian army. here is 21—year—old —— a 21—year—old soldier. where the russians? over the sound of shelling, he tells me, the russian soldiers are standing about 900 metres away from here, you can hear