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to toe with a russian soldiers. you are occupiers, you are fascists, she says. the city s new rules posted on the mayors facebook, including a strict curfew. a maximum of two people allowed on the streets together at any time. we are not following the russian instructions properly. we are a free people, even under invasion. reporter: hearing russian reprisal, this kherson resident only wants to be known as jimmy. he says he has dedicated to documenting the occupation, covertly filming what s happening in the streets. where the first city to fall to russian forces in ukraine? what example are you setting. we have no other way to escape the situation. we can t evacuate. we are fighting from within, with our bare hands, with no weapons, with phones in our hands, and with our flags. reporter: in kherson and elsewhere, russian are being confronted by the ukrainian spirit. erin maclachlan, nbc news, lviv, ukraine. for more on the current situation on the ground in ukraine, and wh
physically, and emotionally exhausted. it is a bright point in our day, when we get to focus on the ballet steps, and focus on the music, and something other than the conflict in ukraine i just could not sign off tonight until i share this last thing before we go. from ballet to battle, the kyiv city ballet received a much deserved standing ovation for there performance in paris last night. the city of paris and the ballet community have come together to find them temporary housing. other ballet stars are putting their careers on hold, staying behind to join the fight. erin maclachlan highlighted some of these warriors. this dancer says that ballet teaches you to have a strong spirit, she says. sadly, she had to call upon that spirit in 2019 when her husband died fighting on the front lines in eastern ukraine. she said she would fight to protect our country. we also heard from a dancer now
deserved standing ovation for there performance in paris last night. the city of paris and the ballet community have come together to find them temporary housing. other ballet stars are putting their careers on hold, staying behind to join the fight. erin maclachlan highlighted some of these warriors. this dancer says that ballet teaches you to have a strong spirit, she says. sadly, she had to call upon that spirit in 2019 when her husband died fighting on the front lines in eastern ukraine. she said she would fight to protect our country. we also heard from a dancer now working as a military paramedic. of course i am scared, says this artist. i am not a military person.
i hope it will be soon. the artistic soul of ukraine is standing by until they have secure their freedom. erin maclachlan, thank you so much, wow. that is tonight s the reidout , all in with chris hayes starts right now. ight now tonight on all in how do you stop it? are you prepared to do a deal? you have said you will talk. we can t stop alone, all this. the russian bombardment continues and the secretary of state gives a stark assessment of putin s plan. he has a clear plan, right now, to brutalize ukraine. tonight, admiral james stravidis on how to think about the russian attack two weeks in. and reporters journey out of ukraine with jack crosbie of rolling stone , plus a member of the villain ski zelenskyy cabinet on how the government