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Moscow, that she sheltered with in mariupol, she knew something was wrong. >> translator: i was scared to look. you can't use kids like that. >> thank you, uncle yuri for saving me. who is anya. her family members were too scared to speak on air. she is anya as she is known, a 13-year-old brought from her foster family's home to this rally celebrating the russian army. cnn has no way of knowing how willingly she went but anya's social media gives an insight into her bewilderment. "look at all the rows," she says, before being told where she will stand and what she will say. it was a year ago t...

Brikbreaking news. deeply disturbing new images of the terrible view in ukraine showing parents of an 18-month-old badly injured by shelling. rushing him to a hospital in mariupol in a blood-soaked blanket carried by his father and frantic mother on his heels. medical work others desperately, desperately tried to save his life but could not. so heartbreaking indeed. back to anderson in lviv. anderson? >> it is a sickening reality what's happening here. more than 1.3 million people now fled the russian invasion on ukraine. the largest mass migration of people on the european continent since wor...

Cities. we kn we know to the south, fallen to russians. mariupol, and kyiv surrounded, kharkiv surrounded. what happens next? >> if they have capacity to subdue the cities what i think will happen next, russianless move this way, both from the south and the north, use dnipro and move forces this way. the scene of a nuclear power plant taken over by russians south of here. >> and possibly moving towards the dnipro river. >> yes. >> and a helicopter shot down. cnn not able to verify when this took place, but does this kind of a thing give the ukrainians possibly stinger missiles used

The coast of east of 0desa and we saw in the last two weeks will ukrainian forces have been doing a successful job ukrainian forces have been doing a successfuljob training and it appears at this point where she decided it's too much to go for all these places and it appears as though they're trying to focus on mariupol at the moment and this will be something they look at in the future if they still have the forces and be able to do so.— future if they still have the forces and be able to do so. thank you very much. and be able to do so. thank you very much- that — and be able to do so. t...

More than 40 ukrainian marines were killed by that air strike. if that were, true it would make it one of the single deadliest attacks on ukrainian forces since the war began. joining me, now nbc's jacob soboroff, live from leave ukraine. what is the story, as the sun comes up in the east. it is the middle of the day where you, are in lviv. what is the situation? >> well, ali. first, a quick word on that attack on the art school in mariupol. you mentioned hundreds, 400, potentially, people, casualties in that attack. we know yet know the extent of the attack, of the, damage of the destruction,...