the ground ahead and missile strikes across ukraine leaving destruction and injured. we ll have a live report from kyiv. the funeral for japan s shinzo abe will be held next week. a wake is scheduled for monday with his memorial service set for the next day. a hearse carrying the former prime minister s body arrived at his tokyo home a few hours ago. hundreds of mourners lined the streets outside. just one day earlier abe was giving a campaign speech in western japan when he was shot at close range with a homemade gun by a man. police found several crude guns made from metal pipes and other materials. under japan s strict gun laws, it s very difficult for citizens to own guns. the dockers tried to say about abe but say his blood loss was just too great. he was the longest-serving figure and a world known figure on stage. blake is covering this for us. reporter: earlier the body of shinzo abe accompanied by his wife arrived back here at his home in tokyo located just down
push to take back territory in that area. ukrainians are claiming they ve taken out a cache of weapons or cache of regions there. it seems like that is the wall the russians had hit as they tried to move west along the black sea, really unable to get past that area. the ukrainian, particularly the prime minister, is warning people next door and in the south to evacuate if you can because, of course, ukrainians say, look, we re going to deoccupy this area, and it s going to be some pretty bloody ba battles. they re saying if you can t leave, you should obviously take shelter, and if you can, go by any means, whether it means going via crimea or russia.
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