bombard it from the air. i have been speaking with people who have made it out of there, and the stories they tell are just, i mean, gut-wrenching. i spoke to one woman for a video piece that "time" produced just last week. a woman who made it out of the theater that was bombed in mariupol, as a survivor, and she's made it out of that city now. i mean, just, you know, with her small child, they've made it to western ukraine and are safe, but there are so many people, as you said at the top of the report, over 150,000 that remain there, civilians, and russia has just signalled very clearly that it is not letting go of that city. it wants to remain in full control. russian forces have signalled the beginning of attempts to establish some kind of russian government there, a kind of puppet government in control of that city or to integrate it into the separatist