and todd and carley, we should mention for viewers who may have miss today over the weekend, that deadly strike by the russians on military base just a dozen or so miles from the border with poland, the deadliest single strike as far as we are aware of this war so far. 35 people killed at that military base and it was a base, by the way, that had hosted u.s. troops training ukrainian forces as recently as early february, just about three weeks before the war started. todd and carley. carley: the aircraft plant bombed on the edge of kyiv, it sounds very important, international cargo airport 11 miles from the city. what can you tell us about this? yeah, it is cargo airport, also a plant where they build antissuing inov aircraft. the russians would consider that
war. brent renaud killed while on assign nment kyiv. carley: we are following praking developments and begin with jonathan hunt who has more incredible reporting from the ground in lviv. jonathan. the talks were due to get underway 30 minutes ago. we are awaiting confirmation that the two sides are indeed talking again, ahead of the talks russian forces were very busy overnight and into the early hours of this morning here in ukraine, striking targets across the country. just on the edges of the capital kyiv, they hit an apartment building in the suburb of obolonskyi, we saw pictures of them trying to get out the wounded. they hit an aircraft plant on the edges of kyiv. to the east of kyiv, they struck
a head of those talks, russian forces have been busy carrying out strikes across this country into cosuburbs of kyiv, and they hit an apartment building. at least as you said one person killed in that strike. they also struck an aircraft plant and another suburb of kyiv. east of kyiv, they hit a transportation hub. we are still waiting word on the numbers of casualties there. in the meantime, ukrainian forces have been striking back. we have got video over the beacon of ukrainian attack on another convoy of russian tanks outside of kyiv. you can see it exploding as they are hit by ukrainian forces. so both sides pushing ahead of the talks. everyone here hopes there may be progress is for the chances of any real deal at this point, todd and carley, it seemed slim
i have to remind them yesterday that their aircraft plant was hit by russian missiles and many people that fled the war in the other parts of the country and found the safety here in these of ukraine, now they are buried by the situation but many of the western edge of the country and all the safe lease, for example, many mothers and sons will be continuing their. and they support their children, support their families and it means that people who are from there, areas which are heavily hit, they want to flee the country and this is the safety of a
i can say, it s very nice, sunny weather today in lviv. many people are going outside for a walk in this local park. but underneath, there is still a very strong fear of war in this part of the country. and you can see the tension on people s faces all around. i talked to refugees in western ukraine and central ukraine recent days, and i heard from different people in different occasions, approximately the same words. it is not our life, evenif the same words. it is not our life, even if it is relatively safe here. although the city was already hit by russian ballistic missiles, an aircraft plant was hit here, but it is relatively safe and relatively comfortable for people. people want