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In places and someone, the premises that vladimir putin made the nobody really believed that he wasn't going to target civilians and someone, clearly, every day that passes, there is more and more evidence that thatis there is more and more evidence that that is not the case and basically deliberate targeting and certainly reckless targeting of civilian areas going on with huge casualties. the -a er also going on with huge casualties. the paper also points out the fact that there are calls for the safe corridor is to be established now, various organisations, the ukraine government, foreign af...

0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has been to the town of zaporizhzhia — whose nuclear power plant was targeted by russian troops earlier this week — and which is ready to receive evacuees. zaporizhzhia was ready for crowds of people today, bus—loads of families, fleeing the fighting further south. this is the nearest safe city, just outside the conflict zone. wladyslaw remembers trips to the state circus as a schoolchild. he never imagined turning the ring into this, a refuge, in a war. but the thousands he was expecting to help didn't show up. there was no ceasefire, the...

>> and briefly before i let you go, fred, this safe corridor, you can look at that two ways. the russians are allowing civilians to leave the city in an orderly fashion, or it could be because they want the city empty and they are about to ramp up the ferocity of the attack. >> reporter: yeah, that's something ukrainian officials fear, there could be a ramping up of hostility. certainly some of the voices we've heard out of kyiv and ukrainian officials, they fear last night could have been one of those massive attacks. they could have faced some pretty stiff russian attacks during that night. ...

As we have seen they have intensified the attacks on irpin where so many refugees are trying to flee, raising questions about whether a safe corridor can be established as a way to get people out of this area to greater safety. lyse doucet reporting from kyiv. opposition to the war continues to be silenced in russia, as thousands have been detained for protesting against the invasion. meanwhile, world leaders continue to meet to try and find a way through the crisis, with us secretary of state antony blinken visiting eastern european nations today. our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley ...

Northeast ukraine, overnight russian airstrikes killed 21 people in snowy sumy, including two children. rescuers moving through the rubble of collapsed apartment buildings listening for signs of any survivors. another plea for more western help. >> we have increased the pressure of sanctions against russia. and please recognize this country as a terrorist state. >> hours earlier a convoy of buses carry hundreds of sumy civilians south on a safe corridor agreed to. previous efforts to lead ukrainians to safety have collapsed with relentless russian attacks that remains the situation in mariupol...