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Where the train station was. and i can show people a video of the train station from a few days ago. crowded. thousands of people at this train station packed. imagine what it would be like if a missile hit. i want to bring in christiane amanpour. 30 dead, 100 injured. you can imagine those numbers will rise. >> reporter: we have actually just been on the fair to the mother, and he has given us more details. basically the numbers are 30 dead right now, 100 wounded. but, as you say, that is bound to rise, the number of dead, because many are in critical condition, he says, and are in the hospit...

Different points in eastern ukraine, civilians leaving to head towards western -- safer places in the west of the country. and it is part of the -- just this massive humanity that has been on the move. >> all right, ivan's shot is frozen there. bear with us. ivan is on a moving train right now. he's leaving this part of ukraine, eastern ukraine, where the russians appear to be intensifying their attacks and what you just saw was remarkable, remarkable reporting. ivan speaking to people live on this evacuation train, fleeing the town which has been under occupation. this family all women tellin...

Hopefully we can keep this connection and check back with you in a bit. thank you. thank you so much for showing us what's happening. all right. that was ivan watson on an evacuation train. >> we have two more major enters views. we will hear from president zelenskyy's former spokesperson whose fiancee is fighting on the front lines. >> plus, a woman who spent two weeks trapped inside a cellular in bucha. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan o of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc cacan...

Am, i'm on an evacuation train. so this is loaded with about 1,100 passengers. all evacuees who are traveling for free from eastern ukraine, and they will be traveling for about 24 hours total to where you are, to lviv to safety. so the people here have come. i have spoken to some of them from kharkiv in the north, in mariupol in the southeast, and the areas around zaporizhzhia, one woman crying telling me her village was being hit daily by russian artillery. i'm just going to take you out a little bit here. this train was not packed like a

Change. don't get me wrong. the cities are prepared. there are sandbags, checkpoints, bunk, immense amount of security, territorial defense, police, and the military as well. we as journalists are prohibited by filming that for their safety, for fierce they could be targeted. i think that is what is so scary. a city you get to know, you make relationships that they could potentially in this devastating war, come under fire any day if the russian military chooses to extend hostilities to these cities that have populations of hundreds of thousands of people, john. . >> ivan watson and your team ...