words, launched from russian airspace. yesterday, the un human rights 0ffice announced that at least 847 civilians have been confirmed to have been killed nearly 1400 wounded since the start of the invasion, although those figures are likely to be much higher. 0ne invasion, although those figures are likely to be much higher. one of the places that continues to be hit hard is mariupol in the south. the city's mayor says that thousands of residents have been forcibly deported to russia, a claim that the bbc can't independently verify. he says are somewhat redirected to remote cities in russia while the fate of others remains unknown. this is the latest satellite image we've got of the theatre that was bombed in the city on wednesday. four days on the mayor said intense street battles nearby are hampering efforts to rescue hundreds of people still believed to be trapped in the theatre's basement. in his nightly address, president zelensky again condemned russia's blockade of the