gains but plenty and mounting destruction. smoke and flames trailing a key rail hub that connects kharkiv to donetsk. elsewhere in donetsk, a field depot fire. today russia accusing ukraine of sending mortars across the border. away from the frontline in the capital, kyiv, air raid sirens after weeks without them. this a aftermath of a russian barrage that pummelled the cities hours after the united nations secretary general met there with ukraine s president. in mariupol it remains literally a life or death waiting game. conditions are crumbling with every passing hour. the city s mayor puts it bluntly. quote, the mariupol is hell, or places are worse. a field commander worries they cannot survive another direct hit. translator: yesterday was a heavy strike on a direct hit on the field hospital that is situated inside the steel plant. and the operating theater was hit directly. and all the surgical equipment, everything that is necessary to perform surgery has been destroy
inside. a ukrainian commander from inside, inside that factory, told cnn what it s like on day 64 inside that plant with russians voubding them. the situation is critical. it s beyond a humanitarian catastrophe. very difficult situation. we have very little water, very little food left. right now we don t have any tools but we have some basics. but we also are in dire need of medication. we have almost no medication left. russia is making advances in the east. this video shows bombs hitting this region. they re fighting back in that same city. a fuel depots was hit. and ukrainians say have retain a village that is the largest city in the east. it shows the ukrainian flag flying over the town hall. cnn s anderson cooper joins us now from kyiv. 24 hours ago when you just first went on the air with us, we got first reports of the air strikes hitting kyiv. so tell us what is happening since then. yeah, we know a little more. a ukrainian journalist was killed in the strike
real disposable income keeps falling. we are on the front end of a recession. first pick in the 2022 draft the jacksonville jaguars select trayvon walker, linebacker, georgia. brian: all right. we got a fox news alert. not good news, u.s. marine veteran is found killed on the battle field in ukraine. ainsley: russian attack continues overnight with missile strikes in and around the capital city. here we go again, of kyiv. steve: matt finn is on the ground in the western portion of the country in lviv. good afternoon, matt. good morning to you guys. here in this country ukraine, russia launched a widespread wave of missile attacks last night in kyiv. to the west of kyiv. also towards the north in belarus and in the city of odesa in the south. here in lviv, we are under an air raid alert for about an hour last night as well. it s worth noting that earlier this week on monday, ukraine s national railway reported five missile strikes near train tracks shortly after
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