flattened by russian shells. you could hear the continuous rumblings of this attack from the centre. just over a week ago you would often see crowds outside the opera house, to enjoy an evening of the arts, maybe some kind of performance. now all you really see, crowd wise, are queues outside the few pharmacies that are still open. the russians claim their attack is going to plan. tatiana has been queueing for two hours for her medicine, she says she is speaking in russian to make this point. translation: lilo is speaking in russian to make this point. translation: is speaking in russian to make this point. translation: no one needs the russian world point. translation: no one needs the russian world of point. translation: no one needs the russian world of putin, point. translation: no one needs the russian world of putin, he point. translation: no one needs the russian world of putin, he should i russian world of putin, he should get out of here. we have a peaceful and free co
close conflict is over. so we want them close. because being a refugee is not a close. because being a refugee is not a good close. because being a refugee is not a good thing. you no. that is a very difficult not a good thing. you no. that is a very difficult thing, especially when very difficult thing, especially when the women free with their children when the women free with their children but the men have to stay. that is children but the men have to stay. that is incredibly difficult to see and we witness that on the poland ukrainian border. families have been torn apart. ukrainian border. families have been torn a-art. , ., ., , , ukrainian border. families have been torn aart. , ., . , , . torn apart. yes, no, absolutely, and we are doing torn apart. yes, no, absolutely, and we are doing everything torn apart. yes, no, absolutely, and we are doing everything we - torn apart. yes, no, absolutely, and we are doing everything we can i torn apart. yes, no, absolute
in these times, what happens in one part of ukraine is instantly seen by the rest of it. shells landing on europe s biggest nuclear power plant, the latest to horrify this besieged country and the wider world. emergency crews said they put the fire out at zaporizhzhia, and that the nuclear reactors are safe. it s now, however, in russian hands. we are told staff are still being allowed to do theirjobs. translation: russian troops attacked the largest nuclear . power plant in europe. it is maybe six times the size of chernobyl. the russian tanks knew what they were firing at. they directly hit the plant. this is terror on an unprecedented level. in nearby enerhodar, the mayor says war crimes have been witnessed. claims of an armoured convoy of 100 russian vehicles shooting at people who came in its path. this russian advance from the south is making gains and mariupol is feeling its force.
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