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Just hunkering down in their homes. to her point about the threat of nuclear action, of course, that was prompted by vladimir putin saying if any of the countries that use or intend to use weapons providing ukraine in ukraine, it was enough to alert his nuclear forces. some have seen that as a threat that he would use these nuclear weapons. i want to pick up on that theme with jennifer griffin at the pentagon. obviously that is a leap too far and a scary leap at that. you can understand that, you know, halyna's worries there. vladimir putin did throw it out there. where does this stand now? >>...

Russia hits ukraine heavily from air. the nuclear threat will come from air as well. there's no time to hesitate. do no-fly zone over ukraine now until it's not too late. putin will invade in ukraine a month ago. he waited until putin started killing innocent people before you post sanctions. we are thankful for the sanctions, but please, tonight hesitate anymore. take actions until it's not too late and a couple million people are buried dead in the center of europe, this is my message to american politicians. please pass it to them. >> neil: they're watching. we have a lot of people watching...

0rla guerin, bbc news, kyiv. as we've been reporting, there continues to be intense fighting in mariupol, which is completely surrounded. the bbc�*s sophie rayworth spoke to the ukrainian mp halyna yanchenko. she started by asking if the city could fall. while you should understand that the situation is very tense and hard, russian occupants have bombed about 80% of all the buildings in the city, and we are talking about a big city. we are talking about a city with about half a million inhabitants living there before the russian invasion. so about 80% of all the buildings are ruined. people ...

Halyna Yanchenko,The People’s Deputy of Ukraine, The Deputy chairman Faction of the political party «Servant of the People» in The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Secretary of the National Investment Council

The last Russian troops left the Chornobyl nuclear plant early Friday, according to the Ukrainian government agency responsible for the exclusion zone around the plant.