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They say it's only serbs who committed genocide in this country, no one else, it's only the serbs who were killing people. we are not that kind of people. translation: if politicians fail to get an agreement, _ it will be ordinary people again who will feel the pain. and if a war does happen, the people will never come back from it. we didn't come back from the last one. bosnia's economy never recovered and every piece of war damage connects to someone's nightmare. shrapnel hit these homes in besieged sarajevo on a snowy saturday in 1994 after a brief ceasefire tempted children out to play. i ...
News out of ukraine right now. mayor of kherson now indicating that the southern city with a population of about 300,000 ukrainians have fallen in what appears to be the first major conquest about russian forces. this as we're getting a very disturbing look at the war damage in and around kyiv. the ukrainian capital. alex ma alex marquardt reports. >> reporter: russian has launched a new phase of this war on ukraine information and communication. this is a moment a russian missile struck kyiv's tv tower. today we walked through the rubble of buildings below it. shown around by those who joined...
These drone pictures show how widespread the damage is. notjust one apartment block, one street — entire neighbourhoods are being flattened. it looks like it goes on for miles. imagine living here, running out of food, water, medicine or heating. getting aid in is proving immensely difficult. a convoy of 100 tonnes of supplies is stuck in berdyansk unable to reach mariupol. so close, 40 miles. but the pictures that are getting most attention worldwide today are not pictures of war damage. on the main evening news on russian tv last night a journalist ran onto the set with a sign,
Funding is coming in. we as a foundation have been in ukraine for $30. we've been there since the beginnings of the democratic journey. and $230 million of those 30 years supporting human rights, defenders, open and free media, building the democracy, and much more vibrant open debating culture of ukraine. with the neighbor russia. this money is intended to keep ukraine alive. there's plenty of resources coming into the generosity of americans and others toward the immediate humanitarian needs, the physical needs, refugees and war damage. what putin hates is that democratic refrain to refute h...