out how best to respond to what president putin has done. caroline horlick there, president putin has done. caroline horlick there, our president putin has done. caroline horlick there, our diplomatic i horlick there, our diplomatic correspondent. let s recap some of the main points on this fast moving and developing story. heavy gunfire, rocket blasts have been heard in ukraine s capital, and other cities as the russian military continues its assault on the country. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky says that kyiv has repelled an attack from several different directions that volunteers are supporting the military defence of the city. the number of ukrainians crossing into neighbouring countries is rising rapidly, more than 115,000 people have entered poland alone. paul adams has this report. soon after dawn a missile strike. this is just west of the city centre. hardly a military target. russia still denied deliberately hitting civilians but its track record in urban area
sanctions we his eu partners. we support all the sanctions we will his eu partners. we support all the sanctions we will block his eu partners. we support all the sanctions we will block nothing i his eu partners. we support all the sanctions we will block nothing so l sanctions we will block nothing so what the prime ministers of europe ever able to agree with we accept it. we don t block it. this is not time being clever, this time to be united. so a war. siren drones. backin back in kyiv, air raid siren spring panic. civilians now feel like targets in their own home. ukrainian forces are stalling the russian advance. the fear must be that in an effort to break their resistance, president putin may order a yet more brutal assault. angus crawford, bbc news. ukrainian convoy was on its way to the capital when it was hit by an air strike the capital when it was hit by an airstrike and the capital when it was hit by an air strike and international correspondent 0rla guerin is in uk