kiley in ukraine. sam, what do you know? reporter: well, victor and alisyn, just in the last hour or so we ve had confirmation from polish authorities of a very, very dramatic and potentially inflammatory moment in history really, which is that two projectiles of some kind, rockets, missiles, we don t know exactly what, we also critically don t know who fired them, but we do know that they landed in polish territory very close to the border with ukraine in farmland, hitting a grain store and reportedly killing two polish citizens, or residents. now, this is a very dramatic potential escalation obviously because poland is a nato country. there were ongoing cruise missile attacks being carried out in the west of ukraine close to poland s border at the time that these projectiles landed on
intense russian bombing in recent days and weeks. food, medicine and time running out. not much left of what used to be a sprawling industrial complex. we have experts from inside to see how much of it flattened be beyond recognition with the russians. in the southern city of odesa, reports of multiple explosions in the last 24 hours in and around the airport. the runway has been damaged. and this a propaganda video, this is released by the russian ministry of defense showing cruise missile attacks being launched from russian subs into ukraine from the black sea. the ukrainians mind you have been accusing the kremlin of doing this for weeks. want to go live to kyiv bringing in matt rivers. give us a sense of the latest. what you just said about the evacuations in mariupol is probably the best news out of
is happening there. a short time ago ukrainian commander who is also trapped there says about 20 civilians were evacuated today, but their fate is unknown. some 100,000 civilians remain trapped in the city. and russia has released video to show it has at least one submarine lurking in the black sea launching cruise missile attacks on ukraine. the russian boasts that it is designed to intimidate and follow some russian advances this week including strikes on rail lines and supply routes. let s begin our coverage in central ukraine with nick paton walsh. let s turn our focus south to the humanitarian crisis in mariupol. what is the latest on evacuations from the steel plant? reporter: as you were saying, yes, there appear to have been a small number of women and children according to one ukrainian official who have
the city. the black sea city of odesa reports of multiple explosions in the last 24 hours in and around the airport there. the runway has been damaged. in this video it s propaganda video, it shows cruise missile attacks being launch ed from russian subs into ukraine from the black sea. ukrainians have been saying they have been attacked from the black sea for weeks at this point. i want to go live to kyiv and bring in matt rivers with the latest. what can you tell us? what you just said is the first little bit of good news in t terms of evacuations that we have been covering this story as a network. some 20 people, according to a commander with the regimen inside the steel plant complex have been able to get out. that is the first such evacuations under a cease-fire that is held in a very long
well, alex, once again, odessa, after being somewhat quiet of the past three weeks, it s being targeted by russian missiles. we are under an air raid alert as we speak. it sounded just about 20 minutes ago, we heard at least two of them overnight last night. the ukrainian saying that they intercepted at least two russian cruise missiles late into the night. all of this, as you mentioned, on orthodox easter weekend. the saturday midnight mass, which is a typical tradition for orthodox ukrainian christians, was canceled in the city. christians going to mask today, celebrating, but these cruise missile attacks are very much on peoples minds. we actually visited the site where one of those missile struck yesterday, in the middle of the afternoon. spoke to people who are having tea and heard a huge boom. the missile going straight through this apartment building,