facilities and a car tyre service point in lviv. let s hear from our correspondent there, danjohnson who witnessed it. this is where one of the missiles hit this morning. the authorities tell us that it is a tyre fitting garage, a place that looks after people s cars. they say this is not a military target whatsoever, but they have said three other military facilities were hit in this morning s air raid. it was about ten to 8am when we heard the air raid sirens sound once again. there have been more air raids in the last few days, more alerts, but then it was about 30 or a0 minutes after the sirens that i heard the sound of something like jets overhead. it s not clear if the strikes were launched from fighterjets or if there were missiles launched from outside ukraine, but i actually saw a couple of the missiles myself streaking across the sky and then hitting buildings on the city s roofline, and then we saw the black plumes of smoke rising up.
in shanghai continues. and prince harry speaks to the bbc about the invictus games and what ukraine s presence there means. hello and welcome to the programme. we re going to start by looking at russia s assault on ukraine from the air. they ve hit cities right across the country, including lviv in the west, which had been one of the safer parts of ukraine. at least seven people were killed in the strike there and reports a child was among them. this is lviv s mayor. translation: what we see today in ukraine is genocide, which is purposefully committed by the aggressor who kills civilians. seven civilians had plans for life. today, their lives have ended. this is the aftermath of that missile strike. it reportedly hit military facilities and a car tyre service point in lviv.