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Were. look. i mean the windows have all been blown out obviously. all their belongings have been left behind as they've sort of gone into hiding. there's a picture up there of what seems to be some of the people who lived in here. it was a family with some children. apparently they've survived this, which is good. but of course when you look at the situation and the way that russians have been shelling residential areas across the country, so many people haven't survived. this is interesting. come have a look. it's the children's bedroom. you can see over here. look, the bunkbeds. the roof tha...

Though, quote, remain stalled. but ukraine reports systematic aerial bombing, destroying military and civilian targets. ukraine says at least one person was killed when a shell hit the ninth floor of a residential building in the suburbs of kyiv. you're seeing images of that on your screen now. russian forces are inching closer to the capital itself, but for now, it is still under ukrainian control. also in the capital, kyiv, closed circuit video shows a man walking through a park as an explosion goes off very close to him, and then he walks away -- or sort of runs away understandably. reuters...

>> a shell hit our house. that's it on the fifth floor. we had a ukrainian flag hanging on the balcony, so they targeted it. that is when the family decided to flee, heading from irpin through other towns like bucha. weep can't get out. it's too dangerous. even if a woman walks out with a white flag and a child, they don't look. they just shoot, kill, they spare no one. we can't go home now because there is no home. so, like millions of others, they head into europe after crossing a border they never wanted to have to cross. >> brianna, one month on from the start of the war, more and more ref...

The most scared was when the plane. >> reporter: it was a sound of the plane's at night that scared her the most on her three-day journey from kharkiv. it was that sound that forced her and her son from their first underground shelter. as a mom, i was scared. my son handled it better. it's harder for the mother. for a grandmother, perhaps hardest of all. they escaped more than a week ago. a shell hit our house.

Sound of planes at night dropping bombs. they drop them on the hospitals where the sick are, she says, on the bakeries where they make bread so we don't have anything to eat. on the water facilities, so we don't have anything to drink. >> the most scared was when the plane -- >> reporter: for daria as well, it was the sound of the planes at night that scared her the most on her three-day journey from kharkiv. it was that sound, she says, that forced her and her son from their first underground shelter. as a mom, she says, i was scared. my son handled it better. it's harder for the mother. and ...