staff have been telling us the situation there is really quite desperate, people can t go and access health services. so they don t find water, they don t find would to cooke, to each their apartments. they are going to collect motive snow on their roofs. the health service was highly centralised, most of the anaesthetic drugs were centralised around kyiv city hospitals, we have been working with and in touch with right up to here in the west, in lviv, are very worried that that central supply line will be closed off to the rest of the country. and we are getting urgent requests from hospitals across the country for medical supplies, from mariupol and other parts as well. 50 supplies, from mariupol and other parts as well- parts as well. so give us an overview parts as well. so give us an overview of parts as well. so give us an overview of the parts as well. so give us an overview of the main - parts as well. so give us an|
and the candidates status should be given by the end of this year at the latest. well, lviv has largely been spared the worst of russian s invasion. but sunday s strike on a nearby military base has residents worried they soon could be caught up in the fighting. i spoke with lviv s mayor about how his city is coping. reporter: meet the mayor of lviv, andriy sadovyi, if you can keep up with him. from a morning meeting with the polish mayor of lviv s twin city and a ukrainian aid organization, we follow him at a fast pace into a waiting van. and it s off to the main lviv train station to check on ukrainians evacuating to poland. he has five free minutes. so he calls the mayor of besieged mariupol in southeast ukraine. no answer.
the centre, but there were reports of sustained shellfire in certain pockets of the city. we wake up this morning to news that more humanitarian corridors have been announced. yesterday, 5000 people, some foreign students, some ukrainians, were evacuated along an agreed route out of sumy in the north east that has had heavy shelling. they went to a city to the south, before making their way west with 2 million plus other people who made that journey. with 2 million plus other people who made thatjourney. that has been seen as a short term success. russia has announced more humanitarian corridors on other cities going through intense fire. kharkiv, where 27 are reported to have been killed in the past 24 hour is. mariupol in the south east. chernihiv to the north and kyiv, which is not yet surrounded, but these offers are
besieged and bombarded. many will only feel safe once they ve left the country. more than two million ukrainians have done so. millions more could follow. most have ended up in poland. also in slovakia, hungary, moldova and romania. in the southern city of mariupol, these pictures are from a couple of days ago. the ukrainian red cross says that the whole city remains without electricity, water, food, and people are dying because of dehydration. it s almost impossible to think about. let s go back now to poland. poland isn tjust hosting refugees. it s also suggesting ways to arm ukraine. it s offered to send all of its russian made mig 29 fighterjets to a us airbase
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