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Oil refinery in several fuel depots. that seems to be a precision strike, unlike what you are describing here. this is civilians being targeted by the russian forces, as you said ally, it appears to take this war to just another level. despite all we had been hearing from mariupol, humanitarian buses are trying their best to evacuate hundreds of those refugees by the hour. what we are seeing in and around kyiv as the russian forces pull out, it is just so disturbing. >> gabe gutierrez, we will be speaking over the course of the next few hours. please stay in very close cuts to us. gabe gutierr...

The war began. russian forces, naval forces have located that port. after a relatively period of quiet there have been occasional over the city. but extremely loud attacks from rockets from afar. these would be a large caliber ground to ground missiles. as we understand launch from the crimea region by russia. they had the port area and fuel depots for debts and burning all day. we have no details of casualties paid those things are not generally disclosed by ukraine. that is a matter of policy. but of course it's been a very quiet day and perhaps 80% less people on the streets than usual as a...

Area. ukraine wants to take advantage of this opportunity. the russians are readjusting their positions under fire after having suffered losses. they want to make sure that they suffer similar losses in this part of the country as well. >> nbc's richard engel reporting from kharkiv in eastern ukraine. meanwhile, also falling what's happening in the southern ukrainian city of odessa. this, morning multiple explosions and black plumes of smoke filling the sky. for more on this, joined with gabe here, as who is watching this very closely from levy. gabe, what do we know about what happened in ode...

You know, adam, i've heard bezos in the past talk about how, you know, he built amazon. there was infrastructure that already existed. there was fedex. there was the postal service. there was a payment -- there was paypal, payment systems to enable him to do the extraordinary business that he has created and employs half a million people around the world. and he was saying that for space, it's not possible for some really smart kids in a dorm room to come up with something for space right now that they can actually make happen. the costs are too prohibitive, and that that's why that infrastruc...

Borthwick used his islet off the coast of Spain to spy on that country’s marine activities in what  The Times  describe as “a little-known episode of the  First World War .” Jacqueline Sorel, an Anglo-Dutch author who is writing a book about Borthwick’s life, says Borthwick came under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Charles Thoroton, the Gibraltar-based chief of British  naval intelligence  for the region. His task was to gather information pertaining to the movements of German submarines, and to identify secret fuel depots. Sorel told The Times that the diary was written by ...