described what it looked like when first responders got here. the scene is one of chaos. people screaming. people were scared. people were suffering from blast injuries. from injuries of shrapnel. they were trying to flee the scene at the time. and obviously, it is a very busy street. reporter: as you said, no group has yet claimed responsibility for this attack. but hamas and islamic jihad have praised the bombing. the israeli ongoing prime minister has ordered a massive man hunt here in jerusalem and across the occupied west bank to find the people responsible. raf sanchez live for us in jerusalem, thank you. all right, everybody, coming up next, we got big news down in georgia, the supreme court reinstating the state s restrictive abortion ban for now. what comes up next? plus, the same court handing democrats a major, green light,
a crucial battle but incredibly divisive for the start of this war. it lasted 80 days and it really stalled the russian advance. the people who defended that, the soldiers who defended the steelworks our national heroes in this country, so to see them returned is a really big moment. of the nearly 100 that were defending him about half of them are members of the battalion. they are again national heroes in this country, but it had been thought that many of them would never be released at all, but we are seeing 50 fighters and 100 others who are involved in the siege of mauripol sent back. it s worth saying that most of the ukrainians that have been released seem to have really serious injuries. talking about gunshot wounds, shrapnel wounds, blast injuries, amputations. the expectation is these people who will be treated as national heroes are going to be sent for treatment and recuperation rather than anything approaching rejoining the front lines. in
against developing countries. the dramatic consequences of russia s war and spilling over across the globe, and this is driving up food prices, pushing people into poverty and destabilising entire regions. and russia is solely responsible for this food crisis. now, that s something they deny. indeed, the kremlin says it is the west that is causing the food crisis because their continued support for ukraine is prolonging this conflict. but for people in places like druzhkivka, this is a war for their very survival, a conflict that is now being felt around the world. joe inwood, bbc news, kyiv. as fierce battles continue in the donbas region, hundreds of ukrainian soldiers are being injured every day, according to president zelensky. the russians are using heavy artillery, resulting in a large number of blast injuries