trapped in a nightmare. andrew harding, bbc news, in southern ukraine. let's speak to our chief international correspondent lyse doucet, in kyiv. we are having to broadcast in the dark because of the sirens. we have 'ust seen dark because of the sirens. we have just seen scenes _ dark because of the sirens. we have just seen scenes of _ dark because of the sirens. we have just seen scenes of devastation in i just seen scenes of devastation in mariupol and the russian assault is getting closer to kyiv. what getting closer to kyiv. what hope for ukraine? _ getting closer to kyiv. what hope for ukraine? well, it _ getting closer to kyiv. what hope for ukraine? well, it is _ getting closer to kyiv. what hope for ukraine? well, it is perhaps l getting closer to kyiv. what hope. for ukraine? well, it is perhaps an appropriate metaphorfor the for ukraine? well, it is perhaps an appropriate metaphor for the darkest of dark times and today, yes, we are seeing images from the darkest of places here and across ukraine. a places here and across ukraine. a place where conditions have been described as apocalyptic. and now we are seeing the images from neighbourhoods where people used to live and work where children went to school, where they played in the streets, and now they are black and smouldering shells, after coming
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