this is not a war. this is a genocide of the people. this is a hospital in chernihiv with a crater just outside. you showed us this video of a well that residents dug by hand. what happened there? well, when you look at the city, you notice that they tried to have hospitals, schools, libraries, they tried to hit stores with food. the people didn t have water infrastructure so they ran out. they had by hand to dig a well to supply with it water. the last two weeks of siege. they didn t have any water and there are over 100,000 people still left in the city and they didn t allow humanitarian corridors. any people they bombed the main bridge, and then there was a pedestrian bridge. anyone who tried to get on that bridge, they would shoot them. no one would get out so they had to do something to survive. with no water, you cannot survive for a long time butterfly people tried to do anything they could. and they were able to supply
also know it s been an enormous challenge for our passengers. we think this is the end of the worst bit of the storm, and there will be huge efforts under way to get the railway open and back to normal for tomorrow morning. in railway open and back to normal for tomorrow morning. railway open and back to normal for tomorrow morning. in terms of what s causina the tomorrow morning. in terms of what s causing the biggest tomorrow morning. in terms of what s causing the biggest headache - tomorrow morning. in terms of what s causing the biggest headache for i causing the biggest headache for you, is it water or the impact of the wind? the wind? today it s both. your re ort the wind? today it s both. your report showed the wind? today it s both. your report showed the the wind? today it s both. your report showed the damage i the wind? today it s both. your report showed the damage that the wind? today it s both. your i report showed the damage that the flooding has done in the nor
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