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In, that what was unimaginable is now reality. as 36-year-old daria tells us. >> it's like you wake up at 5:00 a.m. and you find out that the world is no longer the safe place you imagined. we independent country of ukraine and we are not same as russians and we don't want to be a part of russia or any other country. >> reporter: yesterday, this was just an ordinary metro station full of people going to and from work. today, it has become a de facto bomb shelter and there are just hundreds and hundreds of people who have descend on this place fearful for their lives, and uncertain of what the ...

In that what was unmanageable is now reality. as 36-year-old daria tells us. >> you wake up and it is at 5:00 a.m. and find out that the world is no longer the safe place you imagined. we are a dependent country, ukraine and we are not same as russians and we don't want to be a part of russia or any other country. [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: yesterday this was an ordinary metro station fuel ever full of people going to and from work. but today, it has become a defact or bombsheller and there are hundreds and hundreds of people who have descended on this place and uncertain of what the future w...

36-year-old daria tells us -- >> you wake up and you realize it's 5 a.m. and you find out that the world is no longer the safe place from earlier. we independent country, ukraine. we don't want to be a part of russia or any other country. >> i can't believe it's happening, really. >> reporter: yesterday this was just an ordinary metro station full of people going to and from work. today it has become a de facto bomb shelter and there are just hundreds and hundreds of people who have descended on this place fearful for their lives and uncertain of what the future will bring. the thing you hear ...

Yes, there was a deliberate, conscious choice by president putin to launch the war when we could still negotiate peace. kim? all right. thanks so much, jim bitterman in paris. and now, we want to go back to michael holmes in lviv. michael? >> yeah. thanks so much, kim, for picking it up. power went out here. it was nothing invasion related. it has been sorted out. let's go on, now. residents in kharkiv in ukraine -- they have turned to subway station into a makeshift-bomb shelter. cnn chief international correspondent clarissa ward was there, and spoke with frightened but determined ukrainia...