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Lviv that the target may well have been an aircraft repair facility. one could assume from that the russians believed that aircraft repair facility was being used by the ukrainian air force. it is the second strike near the city of lviv. ten days ago or so there was a major strike against the yerbury military base about 30 miles outside of lviv. it is possible that some of the military equipment damaged in that strike may have been moved to the airport just three miles outside of lviv itself. which was hit today. it is in normal circumstances the second busiest airport in ukraine by area. it i...

Hit the airport area and we're also getting some indications that it may have been an aircraft repair facility that was struck. that is interesting in itself because as we were mentioning before, the average military base about 30 miles from us was hit last week. there was a lot of damage done there. it is obviously entirely possible that aircraft was struck in that and damaged slightly and that would then move to the airport, this repair facility and we're being worked on that. we don't know that it is not confirmed at the moment, but one of the theories as to why the russians may have consid...

>> carley: russian missile land og nato's doorstep overnight. >> todd: hitting an aircraft repair plant in lviv, just miles from the polish border. jonathan, what are you hearing now? >> jonathan: todd and carley, just about five hours ago, the air raid sirens rang out in lviv and minutes later the sound of explosions rumbled across the city. the target, an aircraft repair facility. we understand that six cruise missiles were fired, we believe from high altitude russian bombers flying over the black sea. of those six, two were shot down

More backwards, and then the process of demoralization will proceed in an exponential clip. what's your sense of it, knowing what's going on in ukraine, knowing the russian military. is hodges on the right track here? >> he might be well in this, but p utin operates on a different time frame than western leaders. he has a free hand to force the issue and force the issue with civilian casualties. no one is going to criticize him in russia publicly for that. >> sandra: and mike, night has clearly fallen there, working our way into the night, usually would be saying good-bye to you for two hours ...

Zelenskyy crack a smile. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: but fear is spreading today this refugee told us the mayor of her city in southern ukraine was in hiding in another town about 75 miles from kyiv. the mayor is now surrounded by armed guards many ukrainian leaders defiant. today we spoke with lviv's mayor just hours after a russian air strike blew up a repair facility near the airport. >> the mayor has to be together with his community whatever happens. >> reporter: the kremlin hat commented on the kidnappings. >> this is essentially what the soviets did in eastern europe duri...