first, they started to throw bombs on airport. and we were just very, very close to the airport. our house also were destroyed. then they destroyed roads, shops, everything. i will say everything. it doesn t exist anymore. russians knocked out our door and they say you better go out because it will be hell in some into hours, it will be how here. okay, we jump in our car. and we try to find a safe way. all the bridges for exploded. we were jumping from bush to bush. we were crawling through the forest it. no road, nothing. they did not allow us to have
and then i asked her how are you? she said i m alive. i asked her what happened to start the journey. russians knock at our door and they say you better go out because it will be hell in two hours. it will be hell here. reporter: okay. okay. we jump in the car and we try to find a safe way. they were exploded. we were jumping from bush to bush. we were crawling through the forest. no road. nothing. i have seen a lot of burned russian tanks. reporter: wow. it was the only good news. i have seen dead bodies. just like trash laying in a
hello everyone, i m alicia menendez it is 6:00 of. in new york, here s what you need to know what is happening in ukraine. russian forces are tightening their grip on key ukrainian cities, the southern port city largely pounded into dust, 400,000 people under naval blockade amid constant shelling among russian military. safety corridors that have been established have been ignored by the russians continuing to harass and f. even fire upon civilians. all of the bridges were exploded. . we were jumping from bush to bush. we were crawling through the forest.
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and anywhere. they tried to hide in the forest but all of our forests are filled with russians. oh wow. they are behind every bush. reporter: when you came up here a few moments ago, i asked how are you doing? you said you are alive. you are grateful for that. who have you come with and who has been left behind? i am alone. reporter: your kids are back there? my kids they are still there. reporter: what is their plan? well, they ll join me later. they wait now, there is a small town close to hungary border, they ll join me later. reporter: tell me about your journey. you started from kyiv station or from your town?