2k0e moldova. have ace listen. translator: this is happening to destabilize the region and threaten moldova. if moldova helps ukraine, this is what s going to happen. meanwhile, heavy fighting continued tuesday in the eastern regions of donetsk and luhansk. an adviser to president zelenskyy said russia remains focused on encircling ukrainian forces. it repelled several attacks, although shelling as well as air-strikes continuing on the front lines with fighting in the streets in some areas. kharkiv in the northeast is among the hardest city cities from russian bombardments. clarissa gives us an up close look. reporter: there is no rest at night for the people of kharkiv.
call today. the news continues here on cnn with the latest from ukraine. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. hello and a warm welcome to our viewers in the united states and right around the world. i m isa soares live in ukraine where we have new evidence of russia s brutality. photos of the dead in bucha now being used to build a war crimes case. and i m rosemary church at cnn world headquarters in atlanta. i ll have all our other top stories, including a dire warning from a wall street bank. why it says a major u.s. recession is coming, and how that news is affecting the stock
it s from all sides, she says. from there and there they can shell. with her fresh lipstick, she is a picture of pride and resilience. much like this city, still standing tall in the face of a ruthless enemy. clarissa ward, cnn, kharkiv. well, military leaders are more than 40 nations met in germany tuesday to get more weapons and other support to ukraine really as quickly as possible. at the conference, germany announced it would have aircraft and tanks. it s a policy shift from germany which previously rejected providing that type of heavy weaponry. america s top general spoke with jim sciutto. mark milley warned what will be the consequences if russia isn t held accountable for invading
ukraine. list tone what he had to say. global international security order that was put in place in 1945. that international order has lasted 78 years. it s prevented great power war. there is no answer to this aggression. if russia gets away with this cost free, then so goes the so-called international order. and if that happens, then we re entering into an era of seriously increased instability. well, general milley also criticized the russian foreign minister over his recent comments about the danger of a nuclear war saying, quote, it was completely irresponsible and any time a senior leader of a nation state starts rattling a saber, everyone takes it seriously. live from strassburg in france, thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us. let me start off with really our top story. we re seeing yet again more atrocities being committed in
cease-fire around five ukrainian cities, including this one, to allow people to get out through evacuation corridors. but according to local authorities, the humanitarian aid convoy that was heading from central ukraine down to mariupol was hit earlier today or at least was targeted earlier today, making it appear that that corridor at least was not was not functioning and people were not able to get out. ma mariupol, if it is taken by russian forces would allow russia to correct crimea to western russia, to create a land bridge that we ve been talking about to control at least that stretch of land and possibly to occupy it and add it to what putin believes is russian land. anderson. we saw some of the images from the evacuation in sumy. what more do we know?