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How was it? it was so terrible and my parents, i left my parents in sumy... i hope i will see them another time. they couldn't come with you? they can't. my mother works as a pharmacist and my father will maybe go to the army. parts of anna's city have been wiped out. the night before she fled, an air strike killed more than 20 people. russia's bombing looks random, ruthless. so, this convoy of buses was a lifeline. it took days to agree a ceasefire to get civilians out. it very nearly collapsed. gunfire this was just as the second convoy gathered. when the shooting stopped, they sped to safet...

It's not great either. it is an achievement but i wouldn't make a lot of it. ihla achievement but i wouldn't make a lot of it. ., ., .., achievement but i wouldn't make a lot of it. ., ., , ., lot of it. no one can underestimate the bravery — lot of it. no one can underestimate the bravery of _ lot of it. no one can underestimate the bravery of the _ lot of it. no one can underestimate the bravery of the ukrainian - the bravery of the ukrainian soldiers and they are men. we will see what happens with that. we're very grateful for your company tonight, do stay safe there in kharkiv. . ., toni...

Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at ten — live from lviv in western ukraine as we approach the end of the second week of this war. today, civilians who've been trapped in besieged towns and cities have been scrambling for safety after a temporary ceasefire held in some places. convoys of vehicles streamed out of the northeastern city of sumy — and people trapped just north of the capital kyiv were also allowed to leave. but in the southern city of mariupol — where aid workers say tens of thousands are living in apocalyptic conditions — ukrainian officials said russia had contin...

They're ready to resist. the russians so far have moved slowly. the capital's respite might not last much longer. jeremy bowen, bbc news, kyiv. so, after days of being shelled, thousands of ukrainians and international students from the city of sumy — in the north east of the country — have been able to escape after a russian ceasefire was put in place. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford is in poltava, where people have been arriving from sumy. it must have felt like the longest ride of their lives. 12 hours to escape a besieged city, driven the long route round to avoid the ...