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What happened next was much, much worse. about 20 minutes after we arrived here at the hospital, there was this huge explosion, not more than 300 yards away, and ever since there's been this steady flow of the wounded. some of them soldiers, most of them civilians, some of them mortally wounded. russian artillery had struck a residential neighborhood in this otherwise nearly deserted town. some died on the spot. patients crying out for help. some unable to cry out at all. when we report that eight civilians were killed and 13 more were wounded, we're rarely at the scene to witness exactly what...

Obviously these people shouldn't stay behind, but they will, and many of them will die orjust stay under horrible circumstances for ages. and those who remain are witnessing the death of their city. this was a community arts centre. lysychansk is being hollowed out by loss. and by anguish. a father cries out over the body of his adult son killed recently in the fields near home by what looks like a russian cluster bomb attack. some still have time to grab their belongings and flee with their children. like nina, a mother of four, clutching her toddler katya. she and herfamily havejust emerged ...

This was a community arts centre. lysychansk is being hollowed out by loss. and by anguish. a father cries out over the body of his adult son killed recently in the fields near home, by what looks like a russian cluster bomb attack. some still have time to grab their belongings and flee with their children. like nina, a mother of four, clutching her toddler katya. she and her family have just emerged from months in a basement. her 12—year—old is old enough to help with bags and understand adult worries.

And by anguish. a father cries out over the body of his adult son, killed recently in the fields near home by what looks like a russian cluster bomb attack. some still have time to grab their belongings and flee with their children. like nina, a mother of four, clutching her toddler katya. she and her family have just emerged from months in a basement. her 12—year—old is old enough to help with bags and understand adult worries. it's all too much. nina says she tries to calm the younger ones by telling

Are you worried that a lot of people will be left behind? that it willjust be too late to reach them? i know for sure, i know for sure that they will be left behind. i know that street fights will happen here for weeks or maybe months, and obviously these people shouldn't stay behind, but they will, and many of them will die orjust stay under horrible circumstances for ages. and those who remain are witnessing the death of their city. this was a community arts centre. lysychansk is being hollowed out by loss. and by anguish. a father robbed of his son when the russians hit a field with a clust...